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The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Blue Ceramic. 41mm x 9.5mm. Blue ceramic case with integrated blue ceramic bracelet. Blue grande tapisserie pattern dial, Super-LumiNova luminescence, and 20m of water resistance. AP caliber 5134 movement with perpetual calendar (week, day, date, astronomical moon, month, leap year) hours, and minutes functionality. Price is submarine rolex approximately $132,000 and is available upon request.

Dial text is sparse on this one and – as is tradition for TAG Heuer – the TAG branding is removed in order to keep things true to the original model, even if the size doesn't conform. Another non-conforming feature is the exhibition caseback showing off the Calibre HEUER 02 Automatic featuring 80 link hours of power reserve complete with a black rotor. The caseback also contains an engraving denoting the individual number of the watch out of the 600 pieces produced.