Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak26239OR.OO.1220OR.01

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph 26239OR.OO.1220OR.01 Blue Dial 41mm

Original price was: $1,849.00.Current price is: $1,449.00.

The Blue Grande Tapisserie defines this Royal Oak

The blue dial is what stops this rose-gold-tone chronograph from becoming a single warm field. It gives the registers a cool, readable background while the bezel and bracelet supply the formal weight. For a darker, more restrained take on the same material direction, compare the black-dial 26240OR chronograph; this 26239OR is the more colour-led choice.

The Royal Oak Chronograph 26239OR.OO.1220OR.01 sets a blue Grande Tapisserie dial against a rose-gold-tone 41mm case and integrated bracelet. Blue keeps the chronograph registers distinct, while the warmer bezel and bracelet give the watch a more formal presence than a steel version. It is the selection for a collector who wants colour at the centre and warm metal across the wrist. It remains a strong everyday choice when the dial colour needs to do more than supply a minor accent.

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Confirmed configuration

Factory / Version
ZF Edition
Movement
1:1 Super Clone Calibre 4401
Case Size
41.0mm
Thickness
12.0mm
Lug to Lug
51.5mm
Material
18K Rose Gold Plated 904L Steel
Dial
Blue Grande Tapisserie
Bezel
Octagonal Rose Gold Plated
Crystal
Sapphire with AR
Bracelet
Integrated AP Folding Clasp
Clasp
Folding Clasp
Water Resistance
50m Stated a professional water; resistance check is recommended before submersion; professional pressure testing recommended before swimming
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Blue Against A Warm Chronograph Frame

The 26239OR.OO.1220OR.01 earns its place through contrast. A blue Grande Tapisserie dial holds the chronograph display together, while the rose-gold-tone octagonal case and integrated bracelet create warmth around it. The combination keeps the three registers readable without turning the watch into a purely technical instrument; at a distance, the metal sets the mood, then the blue dial becomes the feature that keeps the composition open.

This is a full 41mm Royal Oak chronograph, so the bracelet matters as much as the dial. It extends the warm case colour across the wrist and gives the watch a more formal role than a steel sports chronograph. Blue provides the necessary counterweight, making the watch work with navy tailoring, dark jackets and evening clothing where a black dial could recede too far.

Blue Or Black In Rose Gold Tone

The black-dial 26240OR chronograph is the useful nearby alternative for a collector who wants stronger dial-to-case contrast and a more contained appearance. This blue configuration keeps the warm architecture but gives the face more colour and more separation between the registers. The decision is about visual temperature, not simply about a different dial shade.

ZF identifies a Calibre 4401 clone for this version. In buyer terms, the relevant feature is the integrated chronograph presentation: the registers and date display belong to the same composed dial field, rather than being treated as an afterthought on a three-hand Royal Oak.

Rose Gold Tone And Blue Before Dispatch

Before dispatch, our QC team reviews blue dial tone and register alignment, chronograph hand position and reset, rose-tone surface consistency, bezel screw seating, bracelet articulation, and folding-clasp closure.

Choose this configuration when an integrated-bracelet Royal Oak needs to look dressier without losing the energy of a blue dial. It has more colour movement than the black alternative and more warmth than a steel chronograph, which gives it a specific place in a varied AP rotation.

The larger chronograph case lets the rose-gold-tone bezel and bracelet play a proper supporting role rather than merely framing the blue dial. That makes the watch useful for dinner, travel and formal occasions where a steel sports watch would feel too neutral, while the blue still keeps the display from becoming overly dress-bound.

Questions to settle before ordering

Why choose the blue-dial 26239OR chronograph?

The blue Grande Tapisserie keeps the chronograph registers distinct against a rose-gold-tone case and bracelet, creating a cooler centre within a warmer overall profile.

How does it compare with the black-dial 26240OR?

The black 26240OR is the more restrained warm-metal chronograph; this blue 26239OR makes the dial a more immediate part of the purchase decision.

What wearing choice does this AP chronograph make?

Its register layout gives the dial a more active role than a time-only Royal Oak; select it when that display matters more than a simpler three-hand profile.

Choosing between two references?

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

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