The reference 14802 saw the rebirth of the 39mm “Jumbo” Royal Oak for the 20th anniversary of the Royal Oak. Sold between 1992 and 2002, 691 examples were produced in steel (with 2 dial variations), 286 in yellow gold (with 4 dial variations), along with 20 in platinum (with 2 dial variations). Ref. 14802 introduced the first salmon dials as well as hammered "Tuscan blue" iterations, although there is no record of how many of these special dials were produced. In addition, a sapphire caseback revealed calibre 2121 and most of the latter’s gold oscillating weights featured an anniversary motif accompanied by the case number.

The present example is one of the rarest iterations as it features a stunning blue dial dubbed "Yves Klein" by collectors as the intense electric blue is reminiscent of the characteristic color used by the French artist in the 60's. Having been fascinated by the sky since a young age, Yves Klein spent much time perfecting the exact shade of brilliant ultramarine blue because he thought it captured the sense of space. Klein's paintings became centered on this color, which was patented later on as "International Klein Blue (IKB).

Research further shows that these specific dials where produces by "Stern Creations", which also made the dials of the original 5402ST.

Preserved in excellent overall condition, the watch, with its 39mm "Jumbo" case, exudes presence on the wrist while remaining well balanced as a result of its slim case. The splash of electric " Yves Klein" blue adds playfulness and further dramatizes the timepiece's overall appearance.