The first automatic chronograph in the Jules Audemars collection is one of the novelties Audemars Piguet which will be presented at the forthcoming SIHH in Geneva. The cream-coloured dial sports the typical look of the 1920s, as evidenced by the refined leaf hands and rounded Arabic hour markers. A touch of liveliness is provided by the red of the chapter ring indications, framed by the tachymeter scale on the flange. The 18-carat white gold case houses a self-winding mechanical movement, calibre 3124/3841 (manufacture base and Dubois Dépraz chronograph plate), with a gold oscillating weight decorated with the Audemars and Piguet family insignia, all visible through the sapphire crystal on the caseback. The strap is made of black crocodile with large square scales, closed by an 18-carat white gold folding clasp. For further information: Audemars Piguet Italy, tel. 02/66985117.
Technical specifications
REFERENCE
26100BC.OO.D002CR.01
MOVEMENT
Calibre: 3124/3841 self-winding exclusive AP
Total diameter: 29.92 mm (13 lines)
Recess diameter: 26.00 mm
Thickness: 7.16 mm
59 rubies
400 components
Autonomy of more than 60 hours
Balance frequency: 21,600 vibrations per hour
Variable inertia balance with eight balancing masses and flat spiral
Geneva-type mobile piston holder
Two-position charge shaft
Finishing: manual decoration of all components; rhodium-plating, chamfering, circular-graining on the plate and côtes de Genève on the bridges
CASH
18-carat white gold
Diameter: 41 mm
Thickness: 12.60 mm
Water resistance: 20 m
Sapphire glass back
QUADRANT
Creamy white lacquered dial with black printed Arabic numerals
Black leaf hands
BELT
Hand-sewn 'large square scales' black crocodile with 18-carat white gold AP folding clasp
FUNCTIONS
Hours and minutes
Small seconds
Chronograph with central hand, 30-minute counter
Tachymetric scale
