Audemars PiguetRoyal OakCode 11.59 Flying Tourbillon

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon Meteorite Dial 41mm

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

The Meteorite-style dial defines this Royal Oak

The Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon pairs a meteorite-style dial surface with an exposed lower tourbillon opening. The texture gives the face character before the aperture becomes the focal point, while the leather-strap 41mm case remains directed toward formal wear. It is the texture-led alternative for a collector who wants a more varied dial than blue openworked construction provides.

The blue openworked 26600NB is the nearby alternative when a different dial treatment better suits the rotation.

The Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon pairs a meteorite-style dial surface with an exposed lower tourbillon opening. The texture gives the face character before the aperture becomes the focal point, while the leather-strap 41mm case remains directed toward formal wear. It is the texture-led alternative for a collector who wants a more varied dial than blue openworked construction provides. The patterned dial gives light a different effect across each portion of the face, so the aperture reads as part of a broader surface composition rather than an isolated opening.

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Confirmed configuration

Reference
Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon
Case Size
41mm
Dial
Meteorite-style dial
Visible Feature
Flying tourbillon opening
Strap
Strap
Clasp
Folding clasp
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Texture leads before the aperture

This Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon starts with the dial surface. Its meteorite-style pattern gives the face a varied texture, then the exposed lower opening adds a second point of focus. The round bezel creates a clean boundary around the dial, while the octagonal middle case keeps the familiar layered Code 11.59 silhouette visible from the side.

The combination is more textural than blue openworked construction and less uniform than a lacquered dial. It suits a collector who wants the dial to have character at first glance, with the tourbillon opening adding depth as the watch is viewed more closely.

A formal complication with surface character

The leather strap preserves a dress-leaning 41mm profile, so the varied dial does not need a bracelet-led sports setting to make an impression. The visible tradeoff is that its texture is more individual than a simple dark dial. That is the point: this configuration is meant for a rotation where the dial surface remains part of the conversation.

Meteorite texture versus blue openworking

The blue openworked 26600NB emphasizes exposed bridgework. This version keeps a fuller patterned surface around the tourbillon opening, making texture the first reason to choose it. Before dispatch, our QC team reviews dial texture presentation, tourbillon aperture edge, hand clearance, case transitions, strap fit and folding-clasp closure.

The design works especially well in a formal rotation because the strap and clean bezel keep the outer silhouette controlled. The dial then provides the individual character, avoiding the more exposed, bridge-led look of the openworked alternative.

The patterned surface gives this version its own character before the tourbillon becomes the subject. Its irregular visual grain keeps the broad dial area from feeling blank, while the round bezel contains the texture and the layered case keeps the profile recognisable. Buyers who prefer a calmer openworked display may find the blue 26600NB more architectural; this version is for a dial that remains the first thing noticed.

Questions to settle before ordering

What makes this Flying Tourbillon different?

Its meteorite-style dial surface gives the face a texture-led character around the exposed lower tourbillon opening.

How does it compare with the blue openworked 26600NB?

The 26600NB emphasizes exposed blue bridges; this version places a fuller patterned dial surface ahead of openworked construction.

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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