The release of the Royal Oak Offshore in 1993 marked a groundbreaking moment, as Audemars Piguet introduced an innovative lineup of luxury sports models that can act the blank canvas for future ultra-complicated movements, even can be paired with rubber straps. Among these exceptional timepieces is the Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph, which stands as one of the most complex watches in the collection at the time of its release.

Inside the timepiece ticks the in-house calibre 2933, which boasts an impressive tourbillon chronograph complication. While most regular timepieces offer an average power reserve of 48-72 hours, the double-barrel mechanism of this calibre provides a remarkable power reserve of 237 hours. The dial of the watch is openworked at 6 and 12 o'clock, offering a glimpse of the double barrel.

The model was available in four different iterations, each featuring various case materials. The present iteration is undoubtedly the most prestigious and sought-after. Encased in a large and hefty 44mm platinum case, the bezel, crown, and pushers are crafted from black ceramic, lending the watch a striking aesthetic while also enhancing durability and scratch resistance. Presented in excellent overall condition with minor signs of use and wear, the timepiece comes accompanied by its certificate and presentation box. With its visually captivating presence and masterful craftsmanship, this wristwatch is a true masterpiece that should not be overlooked.