Both the Royal Oak and CODE 11.59 collections are getting fresh references.
If this isn’t one of the coolest expressions of the CODE 11.59 collection since its 2019 debut, I will eat my hat. What we have here is a highly sophisticated flying tourbillon counterbalanced with an understated case and dial — a, very chic dial. The 41mm case itself is 18K white gold with a black ceramic midcase; a thin bezel and a double-curved sapphire crystal frame a black onyx face devoid of conventional hour markers.
A new 37 mm version of the 39 mm “Jumbo” Royal Oak Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Extra-Thin RD#3, which debuted earlier this year, has been released in a snazzy purple dial, in case you need extra emphasis that you own one. This marks the first time a flying tourbillon has been introduced in a smaller millimeter size thanks to the ultra-thin Caliber 2968, which took five years to develop and measures 3.4 mm thick.
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