Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak26600NB

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 26600NB Blue Openworked Tourbillon 41mm

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

The Blue openworked dial defines this Royal Oak

The Code 11.59 26600NB puts blue openworked detail and the tourbillon opening at the center of a formal 41mm profile. Exposed bridges give the dial depth that a solid surface cannot provide, while the leather strap keeps the case dress-leaning. It belongs in a collection where visible construction is the reason to choose the watch, not merely an extra detail.

The smoky-blue 26393BC is the nearby alternative when a different dial treatment better suits the rotation.

The Code 11.59 26600NB puts blue openworked detail and the tourbillon opening at the center of a formal 41mm profile. Exposed bridges give the dial depth that a solid surface cannot provide, while the leather strap keeps the case dress-leaning. It belongs in a collection where visible construction is the reason to choose the watch, not merely an extra detail. The blue elements are not a background color: they define the depth between bridge shapes, open areas and the lower aperture, which gives each view a different reading order.

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Confirmed configuration

Reference
26600NB
Case Size
41mm
Dial
Blue openworked dial
Visible Feature
Tourbillon opening
Strap
Hybrid strap
Clasp
Folding clasp
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Openworked blue detail changes the whole dial

The 26600NB is selected for what is visible through the dial rather than for a single color alone. Blue openworked bridges create depth and negative space, and the tourbillon opening anchors the lower portion of the face. The round bezel and octagonal middle case provide a composed frame around a display that is deliberately more technical than a conventional Code 11.59.

This is a reference for close viewing. From across a room, the case and strap retain a formal outline. Up close, the bridge shapes and open areas become the defining experience. That contrast makes it well suited to a collector looking for visible construction within a dress-leaning profile.

Formal case, technical center

The leather strap keeps the 41mm case from taking on the broad bracelet line of a Royal Oak. It also lets the dial remain the dominant visual element. The tradeoff is intentional: this is not the quietest Code 11.59, but it has a strong close-viewing presence.

Compared with the smoky blue chronograph

The smoky-blue 26393BC uses blue to frame a conventional register layout. The 26600NB instead puts openworked detail and the tourbillon opening first. Before dispatch, our QC team reviews openworked bridge presentation, tourbillon opening, hand clearance, crystal clarity, strap fit and folding-clasp closure.

That is why the 26600NB has a strong close-viewing presence. The case stays calm enough for formal clothing, but the openworked center ensures it never becomes a conventional understated dress watch.

Openworked construction changes the way the watch is read. Empty space around the bridges lets the eye follow the structure, while the tourbillon opening gives the lower dial a clear anchor. The blue treatment keeps the metalwork tied to the Code 11.59 palette instead of making the face look unfinished. Paired with the leather strap, the result remains formal in outline even though the center is mechanically expressive.

Questions to settle before ordering

What defines the 26600NB?

Blue openworked bridges and the tourbillon opening give the dial a technical, close-viewing role within the Code 11.59 case.

How does it compare with the smoky blue 26393BC?

The 26393BC centers on a smoky chronograph dial; this 26600NB puts openworked detail and the tourbillon opening first.

How should this openworked or motif-led AP fit a collection?

It suits a buyer who wants the dial architecture or signature motif to lead the wrist impression; a closed, simpler dial is the quieter choice for routine wear.

Choosing between two references?

Our watch desk can explain differences in case proportion, dial layout and wearing style.

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