Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Silver Dial

Audemars Piguet Silver Dial, Steel & Rose Gold (77350SR.OO.1261SR.01)

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding reference 77350SR.OO.1261SR.01 is a 34mm luxury timepiece that harmoniously blends stainless steel and 18k rose gold. This model features a signature octagonal case with a thickness of 8.8mm, characterized by a rose gold bezel secured by eight polished hexagonal screws. The silver-toned dial is adorned with the traditional Grande Tapisserie guilloché pattern, providing a textured backdrop for the applied rose gold hour markers and hands, all of which are treated with a luminescent coating for enhanced legibility. The watch is presented on an integrated two-tone bracelet that continues the alternating brushed and polished finishes found on the case, secured by an AP folding clasp.

Functionally, the timepiece is powered by the self-winding calibre 5800, a mechanical movement that provides a power reserve of approximately 50 hours and operates at a frequency of 4Hz. The movement is visible through a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal caseback, revealing refined finishing and a dedicated rotor. Beyond standard timekeeping for hours, minutes, and seconds, the watch includes a practical date complication displayed through a window at the 3 o’clock position. To ensure durability for everyday wear, the case is equipped with a screw-locked crown, contributing to a water resistance rating of 50 meters.

General reviews of the 77350SR highlight its balanced proportions and its role as a versatile option within the Royal Oak family, appealing to those who prefer a smaller case diameter without sacrificing the collection’s bold aesthetic. Enthusiasts often praise the transition from a quartz movement in previous smaller models to the mechanical calibre 5800, noting it as a significant upgrade for serious collectors. While the watch is frequently categorized for women due to its size, critics note that its significant wrist presence allows it to serve as a unisex option for those with smaller wrists. The two-tone “bicolor” execution is generally regarded as a classic and warm interpretation of the iconic Gérald Genta design.

Last update:

24 May, 2026