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Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB 41mm super clone watch front view

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB 41mm super clone watch dial detail

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB 41mm super clone watch bezel detail

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB 41mm super clone watch bracelet or strap fit

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB 41mm super clone watch clasp detail

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB 41mm super clone watch caseback detail

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Tourbillon Blue Openworked 26600NB

41mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,799.00.Current price is: $1,329.00.

For a buyer who actually studies the Code 11.59, this is the version to focus on. The blue openworked architecture, fully visible tourbillon at 6, and sharply executed multi-piece case give it the character that makes this reference worth owning. APPF matters here because this case and crystal shape are where weaker executions usually lose their appeal. The bright blue textile-look strap and black leather lining also change the whole feel on the wrist. Read the full description for the details that separate this watch from a routine skeleton tourbillon.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Custom AP 2948 Manual Wind Tourbillon Clone

Case Material 316L Stainless Steel / Two-Tone Geometry

Bezel Ultra-thin round bezel with polished chamfers

Crystal Double-Curved Sapphire with internal AR coating

Bracelet Blue hybrid calfskin lined strap with folding clasp

Water Resistance 30m stated rating

SKU: audemars-piguet-code-11-59-tourbillon-blue-openworked-26600nb-41mm-super-clone-watch Categories: In-Stock Audemars Piguet Super Clone Watches, Audemars Piguet Brand: Audemars Piguet

Audemars Piguet

The blue architecture is what makes this watch compelling

The first thing that decides this piece is not the tourbillon alone, but the way the blue openworked bridges frame the entire dial. Instead of a conventional skeleton layout that feels busy or unfinished, this one uses broad, curved blue structures to create a deliberate visual rhythm across the movement. The silver gear train remains easy to read against the blue framework, while the gold-toned tourbillon assembly at 6 o’clock gives the lower half of the dial a clear focal point. Rose-toned central hands add a warmer contrast that keeps the watch from looking monochrome or cold.

That combination matters because the Code 11.59 Tourbillon only works when the openworking still feels architectural. Here, the dial has shape, contrast, and depth rather than just exposure. The printed blue inner ring with its white minute scale also gives the watch a proper boundary, so the openworked center remains dramatic without becoming visually loose.

A case design that rewards close inspection

This reference stands apart from simpler round dress watches because the case is built around the Code 11.59 idea of layered geometry. The watch uses a 41mm multi-piece case with the characteristic octagonal midcase set within a round bezel and caseback. That construction is the detail seasoned buyers usually care about most, because it is where weaker versions often lose the line and proportion of the original design.

On this example, the bezel stays thin and clean, letting the dial appear expansive, while the interplay of brushed and polished surfaces gives the case some needed definition from the side. The result is more technical than classic, which suits the openworked tourbillon format. If you have compared other Code 11.59 executions and found them too soft around the crystal or too blunt in the midcase, this is the area where APPF earns attention.

The manual-wind tourbillon is the point, not a side feature

This watch is powered by a custom AP 2948 manual-wind tourbillon clone with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. The movement layout follows the vertical structure expected for this design, with the mainspring barrel at 12 o’clock and the fully functional rotating tourbillon at 6 o’clock. That matters in daily ownership because the display is not treating the escapement as decoration. The watch is built around that lower aperture and the motion it creates.

For the buyer deciding between this and a standard skeleton watch with no tourbillon, the difference is substantial. The rotating cage gives the lower dial constant life, and the movement architecture is arranged to support that visual balance rather than simply exposing gears for effect. It is also a manual-wind watch, which suits the reference well and keeps the movement view open on both sides.

The strap changes the watch more than most buyers expect

The strap shown here is one of the strongest parts of the overall presentation. Visually, it reads as a vivid blue textile surface that ties directly into the blue dial structure, while the underside is black leather. That hybrid approach keeps the look modern and slightly sporty without pushing the watch out of formal territory. It is a more interesting choice than a plain alligator-style strap because it supports the technical character of the openworked case and movement.

The folding clasp is specified for this model, which suits the higher-end feel of the watch and the way this reference is meant to be worn. Together with the blue strap, it gives the piece a cleaner and more deliberate finish than a simple pin-buckle setup would.

Why this 26600NB is worth choosing

The appeal of this watch is specific. It is for the buyer who wants the Code 11.59 shape, wants the dial to feel mechanical from every angle, and wants the tourbillon to be central to the experience rather than hidden behind branding or solid design elements. The blue execution is especially effective because it gives the watch enough color to stand apart, yet the openworked construction keeps it technical and serious.

If your preference is a conservative dress watch, this is not the one. But if you want a modern AP design with visible movement architecture, a true manual-wind tourbillon layout, and the distinctive Code 11.59 case profile that rewards close inspection, this version makes a convincing case for itself.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Audemars Piguet
Movement	Custom AP 2948 Manual Wind Tourbillon Clone
Case Material	316L Stainless Steel / Two-Tone Geometry
Bezel	Ultra-thin round bezel with polished chamfers
Crystal	Double-Curved Sapphire with internal AR coating
Bracelet	Blue hybrid calfskin lined strap with folding clasp
Water Resistance	30m stated rating

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Audemars Piguet watch

Is the tourbillon on this 26600NB functional?

Yes. This watch uses a manual-wind tourbillon clone with a fully functional rotating tourbillon at 6 o’clock, which is the visual centerpiece of the openworked dial.

What stands out visually on this version?

The defining details are the blue openworked bridge structure, the blue chapter ring with white minute track, the rose-toned central hands, and the exposed tourbillon assembly at 6 o’clock.

What kind of strap does this watch have?

It comes on a blue hybrid strap with a textile-look upper surface and black leather lining, paired with a folding clasp.

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