Replica Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar White Ceramic, the case is 41mm wide and 9.5mm thick, which is pleasing to the eye. The dark blue checked dial is the basis of one of watchmaking’s finest and most beloved complications: the perpetual calendar. The movement behind the perpetual calendar is Caliber 5134, which beats at a rather unusual frequency of 2.75hz (19,800vph). Despite the slower escapement, the power reserve is just 40 hours – rather disappointing, especially given its rather high-tech looks and AP’s ingrained enthusiasm for boasting. This may be due to the thinner mainspring powering the movement. More Audemars Piguet Royal Oak clone watches.

Caliber 2120 is based on the Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 920 dating back to 1967 – a half-century in which watchmaking managed to squeeze more than 1.5 days out of a slim movement. Nevertheless, the 2120 has the same power reserve as the 5134 with a perpetual calendar. Aside from some fancy gears, this perpetual calendar is also notable for the information it displays. In an unusual way, the day of the year is indicated by the hands and a specially printed scale ring surrounding the dial.

Silver-plated subdials display month and leap year (12 o’clock), date (3 o’clock), day of the week (9 o’clock) and moon phase (6 o’clock). The sub-dials feature one, two or zero heat-blued hands, while the hour, minute and second hands are in 18k white gold. In an unusual way, the day of the year is indicated by the hands and a specially printed scale ring surrounding the dial.

The scratch-resistant ceramic that the replica Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar White Ceramic watch is easy to produce comes in two colors: black and white. Since the black version in 2017, Audemars Piguet has launched a white ceramic version of the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar. It’s compelling, to say the least. Many classic watches redesigned in white ceramic are softened by traditional or at least offset straps, which is not the case with this AP. In fact, it will be very comfortable to wear thanks to its fully integrated bracelet.

The problem with white ceramic is that it’s hardly really white. It’s much warmer than that, a fact that has led some to call it “plastic”. It’s not actually a cream, ecru, or any other type of off-white, but it does have a weird depth of color that keeps it from looking too white on the wrist https://www.firstwatchclone.co/.