Audemars Piguet [RE]MASTER02: A Modern Homage to a 1960s Classic

In this week’s Wristwatch Wednesday, I know you’re expecting part two of the watches I’ve regretted selling, which happens to be the AP 1998 Nagano Olympic Special edition. However, this [RE]MASTER02, a contemporary reinterpretation, is equally interesting, so I apologize; you’ll need to wait until next week for that piece while we explore the [RE]MASTER02.

Designer: Audemars Piguet

Since 1875, Audemars Piguet has followed its own path, combining watchmaking tradition with cutting-edge technology and pioneering new materials and designs. Over the years, the manufacturer has used a wide variety of materials, colors, and case forms, ranging from traditional geometries such as the circle, square, and rectangle to more unexpected trapezoidal or octagonal shapes.

Historical Context and Design Evolution

This exploration of form culminated in the early 1960s with a series of asymmetrical watches, all produced in less than ten pieces. During this period, Audemars Piguet also created several models with angular geometric shapes that were ahead of their time. The boundless creativity of these timepieces continues to inspire Audemars Piguet’s watchmakers today.

Model 5159

One of the remarkable pieces from this era is the Model 5159BA, launched in 1960 and produced in just seven pieces. This model is characterized by its asymmetrical 27.5 mm rectangular case crafted from 18-carat yellow gold. The design broke away from traditional watchmaking codes with its unconventional case shape and minimalist dial layout. The 5159BA’s dial features a series of intersecting lines, creating a sense of dynamic tension and movement. This model is currently on display in the Musée Atelier Audemars

Audemars Piguet 5159BA Model, launched in 1960

The asymmetry of the 5159BA laid the groundwork for daring and unconventional designs in subsequent Audemars Piguet creations. Its bold deviation from traditional symmetry in watchmaking challenged the norms and set a precedent for the brand’s willingness to experiment with form and function. The intersecting lines on the dial, creating a dynamic and almost architectural feel, directly influence the modern reinterpretation seen in the [RE]MASTER02’s dial design, which employs geometric patterns to play with light and shadow.

Furthermore, the 5159BA’s minimalist approach, with its lack of extra detail, allowed the quality of materials and the purity of form to take center stage. This philosophy is carried forward in the [RE]MASTER02, where the design remains clean and uncluttered, allowing the unique properties of the sand gold alloy and the intricate parted dial to shine. The emphasis on material and form over decorative elements is a clear throughline from the 5159BA to the modern reinterpretation.

Model 5182

Another notable model from this period is the 5182, which showcases a more conventional round shape but retains the avant-garde spirit with its minimalistic dial and bold use of gold. The luxurious materials contrast the design simplicity, emphasizing the watch’s elegance and the era’s design ethos.

The 5182’s round case, while more traditional in shape compared to the 5159BA, still pushed boundaries through its minimalistic approach and luxurious execution. This model highlighted Audemars Piguet’s ability to balance traditional forms with contemporary design principles, a balance that is pivotal in the [RE]MASTER02. Using a parted dial with a unique brushing finish in the new model echoes the simplicity and elegance of the 5182’s design ethos.

By integrating high-quality materials like gold and focusing on the dial’s aesthetic purity, the 5182 set a standard for the brand’s future designs. The [RE]MASTER02 continues this tradition using the innovative sand gold alloy and a meticulously crafted dial. The modern piece reflects the historical model’s commitment to understated luxury and precision in craftsmanship, ensuring each design element serves a purpose while maintaining an elegant overall appearance.

The restrained use of design elements in the 5182 also influenced the [RE]MASTER02’s approach to watchmaking, where less is more. This philosophy is evident in the clean lines and thoughtful use of space in the new model’s dial and case, ensuring that each detail enhances rather than overwhelms the overall design.

Model 5167

The 5167 further pushes the boundaries with its triangular case, a bold departure from traditional watchmaking forms. This design exemplifies the influence of geometric experimentation with its sharp angles and unadorned surfaces. The dial is straightforward, focusing on functionality and readability, devoid of unnecessary ornamentation.

The 5167’s triangular case is a adherence to avant-garde design and experimentation with unconventional shapes. This bold approach is a direct precursor to the asymmetrical design of the [RE]MASTER02. The willingness to explore and incorporate sharp angles and geometric forms from the 5167’s design is evident in the modern reinterpretation’s case and dial.

The influence seen in the 5167’s unadorned surfaces and functional design translates into the [RE]MASTER02’s aesthetic. The new model’s parted dial and geometric partitions echo the sharp, clean lines of the 5167, emphasizing functionality while creating a visually striking piece. This inspired simplicity allows the watch to make a statement without excessive decoration.

The straightforward dial of the 5167, designed for readability and functionality, set a precedent for the [RE]MASTER02’s approach to its dial design. The modern piece incorporates clear, easy-to-read markers and a layout that prioritizes functionality, ensuring that the aesthetic serves the practical purpose of telling time while delivering a bold visual impact.

[RE]MASTER02: A Contemporary Reinterpretation

The [RE]MASTER02 Selfwinding pays tribute to a unique watch created in 1960 (Model 5159BA). Following in the footsteps of the [RE]Master01, launched in 2020 to reinterpret a rare chronograph from 1943, this new limited edition of 250 pieces features an asymmetrical 41 mm rectangular case in the new 18-carat sand gold alloy launched earlier this year and a “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” parted dial creating unique effects of light and texture.

Combining vintage aesthetics with cutting-edge performance, this new reference is equipped with the Calibre 7129, an extra-thin hour-and-minute movement without date indication, based on the Calibre 7121. The interplay of historical inspiration and modern innovation in the [RE]MASTER02 showcases Audemars Piguet’s dedication to preserving its legacy while pushing the boundaries of contemporary watchmaking.

The asymmetrical case design of the [RE]MASTER02 directly draws from the 5159BA’s unconventional form, highlighting Audemars Piguet’s continued exploration of non-traditional shapes. The new sand gold alloy used in the case introduces a modern twist, with its variable hue adding depth and intrigue to the watch’s appearance. This innovative material pays homage to the past and sets a new standard for luxury watchmaking.

Case and Materials

The [RE]MASTER02 case is entirely crafted in sand gold, a new 18-carat gold alloy whose hue varies between white and pink gold depending on the light and the wrist’s movement. Launched earlier this year on a Royal Oak Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Openworked reference, this new material, which takes its name from sand dunes, is composed of gold, copper, and palladium for a warm appearance. The case measures 41 mm in diameter and 9.7 mm in thickness, providing a modern, substantial presence on the wrist while maintaining an elegant profile.

Audemars Piguet [RE]MASTER02

This innovative sand gold alloy embodies the blend of tradition and modernity that Audemars Piguet is known for. The material’s unique properties, reflecting different hues under varying lighting conditions, add a dynamic element to the watch, ensuring it catches the eye from every angle. The choice of material also highlights the brand’s attentiveness to pioneering new technologies and materials in their designs.

Inspired by historical models, modern craftsmanship techniques bring the case’s asymmetrical design to life. The clean lines and precise angles of the sand gold case enhance its aesthetic appeal and ensure it commands attention as a contemporary piece rooted in the brand’s rich history. The interplay of light on the sand gold surface creates a visually captivating effect reminiscent of the dynamic dial designs of the past.

Dial Design

The [RE]MASTER02 is enriched by a “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” dial that combines different geometries. It’s subdivided into twelve individually machined brass triangles decorated with a linear satin finish before being placed on a brass plate with minuscule feet. The triangles are separated by sand gold partitions that facilitate the reading of the time, creating a striking visual effect that changes with the light. The dial design pays homage to the geometric experimentation of the original 5159BA while introducing modern elements and materials.

With its intricate geometry and meticulous craftsmanship, the parted dial design reflects the brand’s dedication to blending artistic design with functional precision. Using sand gold partitions enhances the dial’s readability and adds a touch of luxury and sophistication. This combination of form and function is a hallmark of Audemars Piguet’s design philosophy.

The “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” dial color is a nod to the historical palette used in past models, while the modern execution ensures it fits seamlessly into contemporary aesthetics. The interplay of light and texture on the dial creates a dynamic and ever-changing visual experience, much like the historical models it draw inspiration from. This blend of historical reference and modern innovation ensures that the [RE]MASTER02 is unique and timeless.

Movement and Technical Specifications

The heart of the [RE]MASTER02 is the Calibre 7129, an extra-thin self-winding movement that focuses on the essentials: hours and minutes. This movement evolves the Calibre 7121, known for its reliability and precision. The lack of a date function preserves the dial’s clean aesthetic, allowing the unique design elements to take center stage.

The Calibre 7129, with its extra-thin profile, ensures the watch maintains an elegant and slim form factor, making it comfortable to wear while retaining a sophisticated look. The focus on essential functions highlights Audemars Piguet’s commitment to precision and reliability, ensuring that the [RE]MASTER02 is a beautiful and highly functional timepiece.

By forgoing a date function, the [RE]MASTER02 stays true to the minimalist design ethos of its historical predecessors. This decision allows the watch’s unique design elements, such as the parted dial and sand gold case, to be the focal points, ensuring the overall aesthetic remains clean and uncluttered. This approach underscores the brand’s philosophy of harmonizing form and function.

Bracelet and Finishing

Complementing the sophisticated case and dial is a blue contrasted alligator strap with an 18-carat sand gold pin buckle. The strap’s rich color and texture add to the watch’s overall luxurious feel, making it an eye-catching addition to any wrist. The choice of an alligator strap enhances the watch’s elegance and provides durability and comfort.

The blue color of the strap complements the “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” dial, creating a cohesive and visually pleasing look. The contrast between the blue strap and the sand gold case further highlights the watch’s unique design elements, ensuring it attracts attention from every angle. This attention to detail in the choice of materials and colors reflects Audemars Piguet’s dedication to craftsmanship.

The finishing touches, such as the 18-carat sand gold pin buckle, ensure that every aspect of the [RE]MASTER02 exudes luxury and sophistication. This meticulous attention to detail in both design and execution ensures that the watch looks stunning and feels exceptional on the wrist, providing a genuinely luxurious wearing experience.

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A Masterpiece Emerges from the Collaboration Between John Mayer and Audemars Piguet

In crafting the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar “John Mayer” Limited Edition, Audemars Piguet redefines the concept of special timepieces, creating a category entirely on its own. This collaboration with John Mayer enhances the watch’s allure, blending his artistic sensibility with the brand’s commitment to innovation, passion, and a profound respect for the craft of watchmaking. The result is a timepiece that transcends traditional boundaries, emerging as a unique collector’s item and a demonstration of meticulous craftsmanship and aesthetic perfection. This collaboration secures its place as an iconic piece in the world of luxury watches.

Designer: Audemars Piguet + John Mayer

John Mayer brings a unique perspective to this partnership, channeling his creative flair and imaginative intuition into the creation of the watch. His approach mirrors his music philosophy—each element must resonate with emotion and depth, akin to a chord striking a soulful note. Each component of the watch is designed to reverberate with feeling, enhancing the overall sensory experience of the timepiece. Mayer’s favorite watches are those where the dial is not just observed but experienced, a concept that deeply influenced the design of the “Crystal Sky” dial. Describing it, he likens the watch’s face to a picture window—one looks through it into another world. In this case, the dial is a portal to a moonless, starlit sky, vast and boundlessly deep, offering a sense of the infinite and the eternal. This deep link between the dial’s design and the natural world transforms the watch from simply measuring time to reflecting the timeless expanse of the universe.

The dial is a masterpiece of design, featuring an embossed motif resembling a spread of irregularly shaped crystals. This choice is intentional, echoing the natural crystalline forms found in rock formations and ice, elements that transform under the weight of time itself. The texture adds visual depth and a tactile dimension that begs to be touched and closely inspected. Audemars Piguet used a precise electroforming process to achieve this intricate detail that constructs the dial’s motif atom by atom, reflecting the brand’s dedication to micro-mechanical innovation.

Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak “John Mayer” Limited Edition dial detail and self-winding Calibre 5134 movement

The watch’s technical specifications are equally impressive. The heart of the timepiece is the Manufacture’s self-winding Calibre 5134, a movement that maintains a slim profile despite its complexity, measuring just 4.3 mm in thickness. This calibre is an evolution of the Calibre 2120/2800, first launched in 1978 during the quartz crisis—a pivotal moment when mechanical watchmaking proved its enduring value against the rising tide of quartz technology. The Calibre 5134 adapted to a larger 41 mm case size while keeping the streamlined elegance that the Royal Oak is known for. This movement also features a perpetual calendar, one of the most poetic complications in watchmaking, which measures the time in a way that needs no adjustment for months of varying lengths or even leap years.

The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar “John Mayer” Limited Edition case is crafted from 18-carat white gold, matched with a bracelet of the same material. The use of white gold not only enriches the watch with luxe sophistication but also serves as the perfect canvas to highlight the striking blue “Crystal Sky” dial. While this quarter-million-dollar watch boasts a water resistance of 20 meters, I’d say it’s more for peace of mind than for actual deep-sea diving. After all, who really plans to test those limits with such a masterpiece on their wrist?

18-carat white gold matching bracelet

John Mayer’s passion for this watch is clearly evident through his words and deep involvement in the design process. He views the watch as a portal to a deeper experience and an artistic expression that invites contemplation and connection. “My favorite watches have dials that you can stare endlessly at,” Mayer explains. “A great watch dial feels like a picture window—you look into it, not at it. In the case of this QP, it’s like looking up at a moonless sky. There is a true sense of nature in it.” This reflection captures the watch’s essence, showing it as a canvas that reflects Mayer’s profound appreciation for the nuanced artistry of watchmaking.

Mayer’s engagement was comprehensive; he was involved in every decision, from choosing materials to refining the dial’s specific finish, to ensure that every aspect of the watch aligned with his aesthetic sensibilities. This dedication underscores how the watch goes beyond its functional role to serve as a canvas that mirrors his deep appreciation for the nuanced artistry of watchmaking. Every element of its design, informed by Mayer’s keen artistic eye, invites those who seek not just to tell time but to tell a story.

Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak “John Mayer” Limited Edition

Only 200 pieces of the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar “John Mayer” Limited Edition will be crafted, making it a rare collectible item for watch enthusiasts and Mayer fans alike. Each piece is a tribute to the legacy of the Calibre 5134 and a celebration of Audemars Piguet’s enduring dedication to excellence in design and functionality. This watch is a masterful blend of precise engineering and striking design, serving as a pinnacle of technical skill and a vivid expression of beauty. It embodies the seamless integration of form and function, where every component measures time and tells a story of artistic excellence.

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New Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Spider-Man Tourbillon is for Marvel fans

In 2021, Audemars Piguet (AP) introduced the world to a remarkable and collaborative timepiece; the first-ever Royal Oak Concept x Marvel watch. It was a sensational creation dedicated to the Black Panther. The Royal Oak presented with the fictional character appearing to elevate above the dial in 3D.

This extraordinary watch captures the attention of enthusiasts and collectors alike, resulting in a unique timepiece going out in an auction for a staggering 5.2 million dollars. The resounding success of this collaboration is a germinator of the next edition Marvel collaboration; the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Spider-Man Spider-Man Tourbillon.

Designer: Audemars Piguet

Recently, Audemars Piguet released, to the enthusiastic audience in Dubai, its second Marvel-inspired watch. This time, the superhero on the timepiece is everyone’s beloved Spider-Man.

Just like its predecessor, the Royal Oak Concept Spider-Man Tourbillon showcased the Marvel character seemingly suspended within the intricate case. The watch has a 42mm titanium case, surrounded by a black ceramic bezel and crown. What sets this timepiece apart is the superhero that’s carved from CNC-milled white gold and adorned with exquisite engravings and hand-painted details.

Powering this horologically sound rendition of the Royal Oak is the hand-wound, in-house Calibre 2974, providing 72 hours of power reserve. To enhance its versatility, the watch comes paired with a black and grey interchangeable rubber strap or a rubber strap in black and red, adding an extra touch of dynamism to the overall look.

The Royal Oak Concept Spider-Man Tourbillon is a very exclusive creation. It is limited to only 250 pieces worldwide. Priced at 195,000 Swiss francs (approx. $215,000), the meticulously detailed and inclusion of Spider-Man iconic elements make the watch a highly sought-after collector’s item.

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The Audemars Piguet Museum immerses visitors into the world of intricate luxury watchmaking

Designed by Atelier Brueckner, the Musee Atelier Audemars Piguet gives patrons and visitors a unique perspective into the company’s reverential approach to timekeeping and watchmaking, while guiding them through the entire process to help them understand exactly why the company is regarded as one of the most renowned watchmakers on the planet. Located in Le Brassus, the same historic village where the company was first founded, the museum guides people through the past, present, and future of Audemars Piguet.

Designer: Atelier Brueckner

“The scenography offers a diverse experience of watchmaking with crescendos, high points, and contemplative moments”, the architects mention. “Various sculptures, automata, and kinetic installations give rhythm to the exhibition, which is optically linked to the surrounding landscape. In the heart of the spiral, visitors approach the Complications. They are demonstrated by mechanical installations and give visitors a feeling about the complexity of the watch mechanisms. Eight watches with Grande Complications are placed around the Universelle, the most complicated watch that Audemars Piguet has ever created.”

The museum carefully captures the sheer brilliance and intricacy of AP’s watches with its viewer experience. Not only is the museum planned out in stunning detail with the liberal use of gold accenting to evoke a sense of luxury, it’s equally painstaking in how minutely each detail is incorporated. Every aspect of the architecture, from the floors, to walls, to ceilings, to even the lights, plays a small role in the grander scheme, just like a small cogwheel serves a larger purpose in a watch’s complication. Eventually, the journey through the museum feels like a journey through space and time.

The Musee Atelier Audemars Piguet is a winner of the A’ Design Award for the year 2022.

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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Music Edition gets a swanky equalizer watch face

In the world of luxury watchmaking, creativity and out-of-the-box thinking are valued way above anything else. The horologists over at Audemars Piguet know their craft when it comes to putting together desirable timepieces, and their new watch keeps up the valued tradition.

In awe of the Royal Oak’s 50th anniversary, the Swiss manufacturer has already surprised collectors with the Royal Oak Selfwinding Carolina Bucci Limited Edition boasting a mirror dial. To pep up things, now Audemars Piguet has introduced fun new timepieces in titanium and all-black ceramic inspired by the love of music. Understandably christened the Royal Oak Offshore Music Edition, the watch comes in both 37mm and 43mm case sizes.

Designer: Audemars Piguet

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Based on 2021 revamp of the Offshore collection, the limited-edition timepieces come with rubber straps in blue or black and turquoise, yellow and green with titanium AP pin buckles. The waffle-shaped design of the AP’s creation is apparent and that tapisserie dial is pretty cool. To mimic the active sound levels for music equalizer visualization on this one, the rainbow colors are arranged meticulously on the lower half of the dial. The audio theme drips over to the strap studs with a knurled texture to replicate the jack pugs and the crown guards looking like the mixing console faders.

These exclusive watches have the new in-house time-only 4Hz automatic movements at the heart. 37mm version gets the Calibre 5909 movement while 43mm one has Calibre 4309 movement. The power reserve on the two is rated at 60 and 70 hours respectively. Both these titanium dial timepieces will be limited to just 500 pieces each and are priced at £24,600 (approximately $29,800) for the 37mm variant and £26,700 (approximately $32,100) for 43mm one. The Black Ceramic one we are interested in is even more elusive, since it’ll come only in 250 pieces and priced at  £34,100 (approximately $41,400).

For sure, the music equalizer is an unexpected take on the traditional design, and also has a motif element to it. The Royal Oak Offshore Music Edition will undoubtedly attract music composers and artists since they already swear by AP’s cool creations!

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Audemars Piguet’s stunning Black Panther Flying Tourbillon watch pays tribute to Wakanda’s King





No, it isn’t powered by vibranium…

Luxury Swiss timepiece brand Audemars Piguet surprised us this week with the release of the Royal Oak “Black Panther” Flying Tourbillon, a watch that’s decidedly Wakandan in its spirit and sports a crouching King T’Challa on the watch’s face, poised right above a glorious tourbillon. Created in partnership with Marvel, the watch features a 42mm body made from sandblasted titanium with a black ceramic bezel, within which sits the watch’s crown jewel – a miniature figurine of the Black Panther crafted from white gold before being hand-engraved and meticulously painted with stunning attention to detail. For the watch aficionado, however, there’s also a flying tourbillon located right under King T’challa, complete with the Audemars Piguet logo.

The Royal Oak “Black Panther” Flying Tourbillon looks a lot like something Shuri would cook up in her Wakandan lab. It uses the signature black, purple, and silver color combination, while also using textural elements and patterns that help it look the part. The hands on the watch face closely resemble the fang-necklace seen around the Black Panther suit’s neck area, while the exhibition back uses a low-poly pattern quite similar to the one seen in the film’s artwork. The miniature figurine on the front looks stunningly realistic, with a laser-engraved microtexture on the suit, while the rest of the details are hand-carved and hand-painted to absolute perfection. Adding dynamism to the front of the watch is that tourbillon, which completes one full rotation every minute. Flip the watch over and its exhibition back showcases an in-house 3Hz hand-wound caliber 2965 movement with a 72 hours power reserve. Glareproofed sapphire crystal panels sit on the front as well as the back, and give the watch 50m of water resistance. The watch comes affixed with a purple rubber strap, and you can even grab yourself an additional black strap, swapping it out to give the watch a more serious demeanor.

The Royal Oak “Black Panther” Flying Tourbillon was unveiled at an online charity auction hosted by Audemars Piguet CEO François-Henry Bennahmias and actor Kevin Hart, and a special one-off 18k white gold version of it racked up a final asking price of $5.2 million. If you don’t have that kind of walking-around money, Audemars Piguet is producing a further 250 units (made from titanium) for sale across its various retail stores with a slightly more modest price tag of $162,000.

Designers: Audemars Piguet X Marvel

Limited to just 250 pieces, the watch retails for a cool $162,000 a pop and is available upon appointment. I guess you’d have to be Wakandan royalty to be able to afford these.

The Black Panther miniature figurine comes realized in white-gold. There’s a video on AP’s website that showcases the intricate process behind how specialized artisans hand-carve and hand-paint each Black Panther miniature.

The back reveals the stunning hand-wound caliber 2956 movement powering the timepiece (sorry, no vibranium included!) enclosed under a stunning scratch-resistant sapphire crystal panel.

With its alluring concentric-circle design, this wristwatch was made to look hypnotic!

Creating a contrast that’s beautiful to look at, along with a sense of depth that one could potentially get lost in, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillion looks like a work of art on your wrist. The watch, which is priced at a whopping 145,000 Swiss Francs (or $157,000) isn’t your average luxury timepiece though. For starters, the outer body is literally made of 18 karat gold, and is available in white-gold and rose-gold variants. As your eye travels from the case to the dial itself, you immediately feel a sense of descent, thanks to the multiple layers/steps on the inside that go from a rich royal blue to a dark navy, almost feeling like entering a void. This arrangement allows you to practically get lost in the Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillion’s watch-face. At the very focus of this stepped dial is its diamond-encrusted tourbillion which immediately becomes the watch’s crown jewel, with nothing really to distract from its presence, apart from the gold hands and the AP logo at the 12 o’clock position.

Turn the timepiece over and you can see hand-wound manufacture caliber 2964 through an exhibition back. The watch comes with a 72-hour power reserve, alligator straps, and is set for a limited production run. Oh, and that impeccable frosted finish on the front half of the gold casing? It’s created by Italian designer Carolina Bucci, who employed an ancient Florentine jewelry technique of physically creating tiny indentations with a diamond-tipped tool on the gold surface to make a micro-texture that’s more opulent-looking than your regular sand-blasted finish… and the price-tag of Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillion completely reflects that level of artistry and impeccable luxury!

Designer: Audemars Piguet