Audemars Piguet Replica Watch Royal Oak Offshore Diver

Audemars Piguet's classic dive watch has never looked so stunning.

Who's ready for the beach?

Audemars Piguet is primarily known for one watch: the Royal Oak, which happens to be one of the most iconic watches of all time.

But Audemars Piguet produces far more than just the Royal Oak, and the brand has been significantly expanding its product line in recent years. In 2019, AP launched the Code 11.159 series, and just today, they released the brand new Neo-Frame series.

Sitting between the Royal Oak and those watches that are decidedly <em>not</em> Royal Oak in AP's catalog is the Royal Oak Offshore, a more modern interpretation of the legendary integrated sports watch that first debuted in the 1990s and quickly became a classic in its own right.

The Offshore series allowed AP to innovate further on the Royal Oak's design, most notably with the introduction of the Royal Oak Offshore Diver, making it a true dive watch.

Today, among a series of new releases from the brand, AP has unveiled three new Offshore Diver models, some of the most beautifully designed watches the brand has ever produced.

Taking the Plunge
Turquoise and pink have been hot colors in the sports watch industry in recent years, seen everywhere from Tudor's stunning Black Bay Chronograph duo to Norqain's signature Wild One Skeleton. But we haven't really seen AP embrace these bright, Miami-esque colors—at least not in recent trends.

But given the brand's popularity in South Beach, it was only a matter of time, and now AP has delivered two of these colors in its iconic dive watch—along with a third, more understated new color.

The two most striking of AP's three new Offshore Diver models are remarkably similar in their configuration. Both feature the same black "Méga Tapisserie" dial with white gold hands and hour markers filled with bright white luminous coating, and the same 42mm stainless steel case and dual black ceramic crowns. The difference between these two watches lies in the color of the inner bezel markings and the integrated rubber strap. Model 15720ST.OO.A355CA.01 features turquoise bezel markings and strap, while model 15720ST.OO.A010CA.01 features pink bezel markings and a white strap.

The turquoise version is undoubtedly more eye-catching, and while I might prefer the pink strap of the second model, I have to admit that the white strap paired with the black and pink dial looks very clean.

The third new Offshore Diver watch, model 15720ST.OO.A403CA.01, is more understated but still quite attractive. It features a "Deep Blue" dial and strap, paired with a black and white inner bezel, and the hands, hour markers, and markings within the black ceramic crown are all made of 18K rose gold.

Aside from the new color schemes, these watches are identical to other 42mm Royal Oak Offshore Diver watches. They are all water-resistant to 300 meters and are powered by the Audemars Piguet Caliber 4308 automatic movement, with a frequency of 4 Hz and a power reserve of 60 hours.

The name of these three new watches has also changed from the previous "Offshore Diver" to "Offshore Selfwinding Diver," but I can't find any differences between the old and new models other than the colors, as their size, specifications, and movement are exactly the same.