Two diamond-set markers at twelve is the smallest gem-setting Audemars Piguet does on a Royal Oak, and it is a deliberate restraint — the watch reads as a plain rhodium dial until the light catches the top of it. At 37 mm on a calfskin strap rather than a bracelet, it is the least formal configuration of the reference.

The white gold case measures 37 mm with a diamond-set bezel. The rhodium-toned dial carries the Grande Tapisserie pattern with white gold applied hour-markers, two of them diamond-set at twelve, and Royal Oak hands. The watch is completed on a light grey satin-finished calfskin strap with a white gold folding clasp set with brilliant-cut diamonds.

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