Audemars Piguet Prestigious Royal Oak ref 4100 in 18k yellow gold, gray Petit Ta…

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Audemars Piguet

Prestigious Royal Oak ref 4100 in 18k yellow gold, gray Petit Tapisserie dial Brand: Audemars Piguet Model: Royal Oak Year: circa 1975 Reference N°: 4100 BA Dial: Grey Tapisserie Case N°: 806 Movement: Automatic Cal: 2123 Material: 18k Yellow gold Bracelet: 18k Yellow gold Diameter: 36 mm

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AUDEMARS PIGUET Royal Oak, ref. 4100BA, n° B42021-206049-0878 Circa 1979 Bracelet watch in 18k (750) yellow gold Case: octagonal, bezel and screw closure, signed Dial: Anthracite tapestry, applied baton hour markers, central second hand, date window, signed Movement: automatic cal. 2320, signed Strap: gold/ Buckle: folding, signed Wrist circumference: approx. 17 cm Diameter: 35 mm Gross weight: 166.50 g. With: an extract from the Audemars Piguet registers confirming the register date of 20.12.1979. We would like to thank Audemars Piguet for their kind collaboration. A 18k yellow gold automatic wristwatch, gold bracelet with deployant clasp signed. With an Audemars Piguet extract from the archives confirming the production on 20.12.1979 With our sincere thanks to Audemars Piguet for their kind collaboration Successor to references 5402 and 8638, the 4100 is also listed as "Royal Oak III" in the brand's archives, as it is the third reinterpretation of Gerald Genta's masterpiece. Revisited by Jacqueline Dimier, who resized it to a diameter of 35 mm, the Royal Oak 4100 was introduced into the brand's collections in 1977 to appeal to a clientele that was mainly Italian, American and Asian. Produced between 1977 and 1985, the 4100 was marketed until 2002. Equipped with an automatic movement, the Royal Oak 4100 is mainly powered by calibers 2123 or 2125. Successor to references 5402 and 8638, the 4100 is also listed as "Royal Oak III" in the brand's archives, as it is the third reinterpretation of Gerald Genta's masterpiece. Revisited by Jacqueline Dimier, who resized it to a diameter of 35 mm, the Royal Oak 4100 was introduced into the brand's collections in 1977 to appeal to a clientele that was mainly Italian, American and Asian. Produced between 1977 and 1985, the 4100 was marketed until 2002. Equipped with an automatic movement, the Royal Oak 4100 is mainly powered by calibers 2123 or 2125. Condition report : Watch in very good condition. Original dial in very good condition (swiss only). Original hands in good condition (very slight loss of material on the minute hand). Case and bracelet in very good condition, with little or no stretch. Original winding mechanism. Condition reported: Watch in very good condition. Original dial in very good condition (swiss only). Original hands in good condition (very slight loss of material on the minute hand). Case and bracelet in very good condition, with little or no stretch. Original winding mechanism. Watches and clocks are sold as is. No warranty is given on the working order of the watches and clocks. Most watches have been opened to identify the type and quality of the movement, including water-resistant watches, so the buyer is advised to consult a watchmaker to review the water-resistance of the watch. Strap changes, water-resistance, restorations, revisions and adjustments are the responsibility of the purchaser. Artcurial will not accept any restoration estimates from any watchmaker. Watches and clocks are sold "as is". No guarantee is given as to the working order of the watches and clocks. Most watches have been opened to identify the type and quality of the movement, including water-resistant watches, so the buyer is advised to consult a watchmaker to review the water-resistance of the watch. Strap changes, water-resistance, restorations, revisions and adjustments are the responsibility of the purchaser. Artcurial will not accept any restoration estimate from any watchmaker.

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