The Royal Oak is the watch that started the integrated-bracelet era, and this collection covers the references we carry across the range — from the thin Jumbo through to the openworked Double Balance Wheel models.

References in this collection

• Jumbo Extra-Thin — the 39mm and 41mm references, closest to the original proportions
• Double Balance Wheel Openworked — the skeletonised references with the dual balance
• Chronograph — selfwinding chronographs in steel, gold and two-tone
• Frosted gold and gem-set — hammered finishes and diamond-set cases and dials

What to check on a Royal Oak

Three things separate a good Royal Oak from a cheap one. The bezel screws should sit flush and line up with the case edges. The tapisserie dial pattern is stamped, not printed. And the bracelet should taper smoothly from 20mm at the case down to the clasp, with no gaps between links.

Every listing gives the reference number, case size, metal and dial. For the larger Offshore case, see our Royal Oak Offshore collection.