Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak Chronograph26331ST.OO.1220ST.03
Original price was: $1,599.00.$1,099.00Current price is: $1,099.00.
The Royal Oak Chronograph 26331ST.OO.1220ST.03 pairs a white Grande Tapisserie dial with circularly grained registers, polished chamfers and vertical steel brushing across the bezel. Its listed 41mm case and 10.6mm thickness give the chronograph a more restrained profile than the 26240ST alternative. This version suits a buyer who wants a bright, traditional Royal Oak chronograph layout with the bracelet and case carrying the same steel direction. QC proof focuses on dial tone, register graining, bezel finishing, end-link tolerances and clasp action.
The white Grande Tapisserie dial is not a blank surface: its square plateau edges and circular register graining create the visual rhythm. The polished chamfer and vertically brushed steel bezel frame that layout without competing with it. At the listed 41mm and 10.6mm thickness, the watch keeps its chronograph presence relatively controlled.
The 26240ST white-dial chronograph is the nearby comparison for a stronger, thicker listed case presence. This 26331ST is the better fit when the buyer wants the dial and bezel finishing to do more of the work while the case stays comparatively restrained. Both are integrated-bracelet chronographs, but the wrist impression is not identical.
The final record lists APSF Super Clone Calibre 2385, 51mm lug-to-lug, 316L stainless steel, sapphire with AR coating and an integrated AP deployant bracelet. Inspect the white dial tone, register graining, hand and marker alignment, chamfer and vertical brushing, recessed screw seating, end-link tolerances and clasp feedback.
QC should use a straight-on image to confirm register spacing and dial tone, then an angled image to review the chamfer and vertical brushing. The bracelet should meet the case with minimal lateral play, and the clasp should operate with clean tactile feedback. This configuration is for buyers who want a bright chronograph with controlled steel geometry.
The 26331ST keeps the chronograph information clear while its listed 10.6mm thickness gives the watch a more measured wrist profile than the 26240ST comparison. The white dial and circularly grained registers provide the detail, while polished chamfers and vertical brushing create the contrast around the case. This is a useful choice for a buyer who wants the Royal Oak chronograph language without making case thickness the first impression.
The source record lists APSF Super Clone Calibre 2385, sapphire with AR coating and a double-deployant clasp, alongside a stated 30m / 3 ATM water rating. Treat that rating as a listed boundary and arrange professional pressure testing before submersion. QC should document register spacing, hand clearance, dial tone, chamfer consistency, recessed screw seating, end-link tolerances and clasp feedback. The side and bracelet views are especially useful for judging the slimmer profile.
The defining choice is white Grande Tapisserie chronograph dial with circularly grained registers and polished-chamfered steel bezel. The listed 41mm profile keeps that visible treatment central to the Royal Oak shape.
Royal Oak Chronograph 26240ST white dial is the useful nearby alternative; this version is the better match for a buyer who wants a traditional 41mm royal oak chronograph presentation with a slimmer listed profile and bright dial.
White dial tone and register graining, hand alignment, bezel chamfer and brushing, recessed screws, end-link tolerances and clasp action.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
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