The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak RD#2 watch is billed as the thinnest selfwinding perpetual calendar in the world at 6.30 mm. This is a watch that took five years to develop and is at least 30 per cent thinner when compared to any other watch in the world. This incredible feat was achieved by combining the function of the perpetual three-level movement into a patented, single, flat row of interacting components including a miniature 2.89 mm central rotor, an eyecatching royal blue dial and a case, bezel, and bracelet made of 950 platinum. With this new watch, Audemars Piguet has come up with a watch that is truly special.





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