Audemars Piguet Jules Audemars in 18k Pink Gold losing their original character in

losing their original character in the process — are confirmed original

The Borgel case system — patented by François Borgel in Geneva in 1891 — was one of the earliest serious attempts to make a wristwatch water and dust resistant

and the small seconds subdial at 6 o'clock complete a composition that is entirely at ease with itself

The name itself was Universal's commercial designation for its bicompax chronograph line

Audemars Piguet Jules Audemars in 18k Pink Gold losing their original character inThe Jules Audemars collection carries the name of the co founder himself a deliberate statement that this is Audemars Piguet at its most classical, its most Valle de Joux. Where the Royal Oak defined the brand's sporting identity, the Jules Audemars represents the other half of its character: pure watchmaking discipline, expressed through traditional case forms and the kind of dial craft that requires no explanation. This 33mm rose gold example is