Offering for the connoisseur to acquire, an exceptional condition D serial 14790st, with the well sought after salmon dial and exceptionally strong condition Gay Freres bracelet and original unsigned AP crown.
Gay Freres bracelet:
When removing a link from any Royal Oak bracelet, there is a screw that needs to be taken out to release the link. The difference between the first series and later ones is that for the earlier you will find two screws located on either side of the link. Both need to be unscrewed, from a central portion of the link they’re fixed into, in order to release the link.
The next thing to focus on with these models is the clasp. All of the first series will bear a “hollow” style clasp, where either side of the clasp resembles a ladder.
For those who are unaware, Gay Frères is perhaps the most fabled bracelet maker of the 20th century, having made some of the bracelets for the original Royal Oak and Nautilus.
Dial:
following Audemars Piguet’s introduction of the 14802 with a salmon dial in 1992 – the first ever salmon dial to feature in a Royal Oak – a few privileged clients were given the opportunity to order a salmon dial for the 14790 which they already owned. Though there is no way to know for certain, the story
Is that Audemars Piguet did give clients and retailers the option to order individual dials for 14790st during this time period.
Special watch which has been worn by the current seller for the last couple of months and time to let it go, with a 1 year warranty from the seller.