Audemars Piguet Royal Oak neo-vintage With its ties to the

With its ties to the great Gerald Genta

This particular Yachtingraf from the 1970s is housed in a 39mm stainless steel case with an acrylic crystal

when the watch industry (Swiss and Japanese alike) scrambled to adopt the new quartz technology

this is the type of timepiece that can be paired with myriad straps to take on either a more casual look for everyday wear

many of the vintage watches that we know and love would never have entered the United States

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak neo-vintage With its ties to theOne name: Gerald Genta. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is perhaps Gentas most memorable work, and in many ways changed the shape of the watch industry. The Royal Oak essentially created an entirely category of 'luxury sport' timepieces, and with it came a new design language which inspired countless other manufactures. What's particularly delightful about the design of the Royal Oak is that it works brilliantly in a number of sizes and casing