Audemars Piguet expands the Royal Oak Offshore collection with three new 37 mm Selfwinding Chronograph models, introducing a fresh expression of technical refinement, everyday wearability, and contemporary design. At the centre of these latest creations is the debut of the Manufacture’s new Calibre 6401, developed to elevate both comfort and aesthetics while continuing the collection’s longstanding commitment to performance.

Designed with a reduced thickness, the new movement brings a more ergonomic profile to the wrist while enhancing the visual architecture of the watch itself. For the first time, the calibre is fully visible through the sapphire caseback, revealing intricate finishing details alongside a rhodium-toned 22-carat pink gold oscillating weight, a refined feature that highlights the craftsmanship behind each timepiece.

This new chapter also marks another first for the collection. Two of the three 37 mm chronograph references are crafted in titanium, introducing a lighter, contemporary interpretation of the Royal Oak Offshore silhouette. One of these models is further elevated with a diamond-set bezel, bringing a subtle sense of luminosity to the sporty design language. The third model, crafted in 18-carat pink gold, also features diamond detailing, balancing technical precision with a more elevated jewellery-inspired finish.

Expressed through bold colour combinations and contrasting materials, the new releases embrace the adventurous character that has long defined the Royal Oak Offshore. Vibrant tones and dynamic textures evoke the energy of summer while reinforcing the collection’s distinctive identity.

With these latest additions, Audemars Piguet continues to refine its approach to complicated watchmaking, creating timepieces that combine mechanical innovation, comfort, and intuitive daily wearability without compromising on design.