Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak Chronograph26240ST.OO.1320ST.06
Original price was: $1,799.00.$1,299.00Current price is: $1,299.00.
The Royal Oak Chronograph 26240ST.OO.1320ST.06 centres on a crisp white and silver Grande Tapisserie dial, with separate registers inside a brushed octagonal steel bezel. The listed 41.0mm case, 12.4mm thickness and Super Clone Calibre 4401 give this version a more substantial chronograph presence than a simple three-hand Royal Oak. The nearby 26331ST is the slimmer alternative; this 26240 is for a buyer who wants the registers and dial texture to carry more visual weight. QC proof checks alignment, pusher spacing, bezel brushing and bracelet fit.
The white and silver Grande Tapisserie dial gives the 26240ST its identity. Sharp square texture, circular register graining and applied markers should remain legible as separate layers inside the octagonal steel case. The listed 41.0mm size and 12.4mm thickness make the chronograph presence intentional rather than discreet.
The 26331ST white-dial chronograph is the useful nearby comparison when a slimmer 41mm profile is preferred. This 26240ST carries more listed thickness and a different chronograph configuration, so the registers and case profile occupy more of the decision. It suits a buyer who wants the dial to feel instrument-like within the Royal Oak geometry.
The final record lists Super Clone Calibre 4401, 51.5mm lug-to-lug, 316L stainless steel, sapphire with colorless AR and an integrated steel bracelet. Before approval, inspect register spacing, hand clearance, dial texture, bezel brushing, recessed screw seating, pusher action and the double-deployant clasp.
QC should photograph the dial straight on to verify register alignment and then use an angled view to review bezel brushing and case finishing. Pusher spacing and hand clearance deserve close attention, as does the bracelet junction at the case. This configuration works when a bright, structured chronograph display is the priority.
The 26240ST is not selected for a quiet three-hand profile. Its listed 12.4mm thickness and 51.5mm lug-to-lug measurement give the chronograph a more substantial presence, and the white-silver palette keeps the registers visible against the Grande Tapisserie field. That combination suits a buyer who wants the complication to remain part of the design at a glance. It also means the dial cannot rely on colour alone: register spacing, hand clearance and marker alignment have to stay disciplined.
The source record lists Super Clone Calibre 4401 and a deployant clasp, with a stated 30m / 3 ATM water rating. Treat the rating as a listed boundary and arrange professional pressure testing before submersion. Pre-dispatch QC should document the chronograph layout, pusher response and hand clearance, then review the steel bracelet junction and clasp. The front view checks legibility; the angled view checks whether the brushed bezel and polished screw recesses remain clean.
The defining choice is white and silver Grande Tapisserie chronograph dial with aligned registers and brushed octagonal steel bezel. The listed 41.0mm profile keeps that visible treatment central to the Royal Oak shape.
Royal Oak 26331ST white dial chronograph is the useful nearby alternative; this version is the better match for a buyer who wants a more substantial 41mm chronograph presence and a brighter, clearly separated register layout.
Register alignment, hand clearance, dial texture, brushed bezel and recessed screws, pusher spacing and integrated steel bracelet fit.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
QC proof before dispatch
