Audemars Piguet Code 11. 59 Automatic Flying Tourbillon Watch
Stone Dials
Previously this year, Audemars Piguet released three 38mm automatic flying tourbillon watches in the Code 11. 59 series, leaving lacquer and decoration in support of natural geological materials, making a striking design. Each dial-made from Tanzanian ruby underlying, Brazilian sodalite, or Zambian malachite respectively-is cut in to extremely thin discs after which polished until the natural designs, mineral cracks, and heavy colors of the gemstones blossom beneath the double-curved sapphire amazingly. Each dial is unique. Audemars Piguet further enhanced this particular individuality by pairing every dial with a different precious metal case: a ruby-finish switch in white gold (model: 26665BC.OO.D632CR.01), the sodalite-finish dial in rose gold colored (model: 26665OR.OO.D349CR.01), and a malachite-finish call in gold (model: 26665BA.OO.D412CR.01). The actual harmonious design extends to the actual matching alligator leather band, making each timepiece a delightful and eye-catching work of art.
Audemars Piguet Code 11. 59 Automatic Flying Tourbillon Watch with Stone Calls Earlier this year, Audemars Piguet launched three 38mm automatic flying tourbillon watches within the Code 11. 59 collection, abandoning lacquer and design in favor of natural geological components, creating a striking design. Every dial-made from Tanzanian dark red root, Brazilian sodalite, or even Zambian malachite respectively-is reduce into extremely thin disks and then polished until the organic textures, mineral cracks, as well as deep colors of the gem stones bloom beneath the double-curved sky-blue crystal. Each dial is exclusive. Audemars Piguet further improved this individuality by integrating each dial with a various gold case: a ruby-finish case in white gold (model: 26665BC.OO.D632CR.01), a sodalite-finish case within rose gold (model: 26665OR.OO.D349CR.01), and a malachite-finish case in gold (model: 26665BA.OO.D412CR.01). The harmonious design reaches the matching alligator leather-based straps, making each watch a vibrant and eye-catching work of art.
The dial from the Audemars Piguet Code 11. 59 Automatic Flying Tourbillon watch also features a sand-gold finish, achieved through actual physical vapor deposition (PVD). This particular rich hue lends an excellent sheen to the inner board with its snail-like pattern and also the concentric circle relief symbolizing outwards from the center in the dial. Hundreds of tiny perforations add depth and distinctive character to the dial, any design created in cooperation with Swiss guilloché learn Yann Von Kaenel. The window at 6 o'clock offers a view of the traveling tourbillon and its intricate mechanised structure. The hour indicators and hands are designed in 18K sand rare metal, with only the fingers coated with luminescent materials.
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An Impressive Movement: Caliber 2968
These timepieces with stone-colored dials and sand gold cases herald another substantial moment: the ultra-thin Quality and reliability 2968-originally housed in the Royal Oak Jumbo-makes its presentación in the Audemars Piguet 38mm Code 11. 59 situation, seamlessly integrating the beautiful craftsmanship of the flying tourbillon into an elegant everyday watch. Measuring only 3. 4mm thick, this movement homes the balance wheel and escapement within a titanium frame, revolving once per minute. Eliminating the law of gravity errors without an upper dish, the movement is completely visible, appearing to drift above the dial.
Audemars Piguet did not choose for miniaturization or bargain; instead, it redesigned the particular movement from the inside out, incorporating some sort of periphery drive to maintain plenitude and energy flow while decreasing size. The cage utilizes a periphery drive to reduce bodyweight, while the high-amplitude escapement improves stability and energy submission.
The Audemars Piguet Grande Sonnerie Carillon Supersonnerie (Code 11.59) integrates the brand's innovative striking mechanism into a 41mm case. It houses typically the manual-winding Caliber 2956, a new 498-part movement that combines grande sonnerie, petite sonnerie, and minute repeater features. In grande sonnerie setting, the watch automatically strikes often the hour and quarter-hour; inside petite sonnerie mode, just strikes the hour; as well as the minute repeater function could be manually activated as required.
The motion employs a horn-like pattern which has three gongs and 3 hammers, producing three chimes every quarter hour rather than the more common two. It also advantages from Audemars Piguet's Supersonic technologies, which enhances the intensity, clearness, and sustain of the audio by separating the gongs from the case structure.
To celebrate the brand's 150th anniversary, five delightful timepieces have been launched, each and every with a unique dial an incident material. Two of these, versions 26397OR. OO. D417CR. 01 and 26397BC.OO.D357CR.01, both feature opal dials-one with an 18K rose gold colored case and a rare diamond-cut opal dial, its colorful sheen complementing the green information; the other with a white gold circumstance and a dial featuring a special greenish-blue hue from the crystal opal.
The other three watches, model numbers 26397PN.OO.D008KB.01, 26397CR.OO.D009KB.01, and 26397QS.OO.D002KB.01, almost all feature polished sapphire crystal dials through which the impressive mechanism is clearly noticeable. The cases are made of platinum, white gold, rose gold, aventurine, and also ceramic, all employing Audemars Piguet's signature alternating silk brushed and polished beveled finish. Regardless of the material, the actual Supersonnerie striking system guarantees consistently superior sound quality: the particular chimes are loud, crystal clear, and unaffected by event damping, showcasing a level associated with acoustic engineering rarely observed in the watchmaking industry.


