AUDEMARS PIGUET INTRODUCES A ROYAL OAK DESIGNED WITH SERENA WILLIAMS
Audemars Piguet reunites with Serena Williams for a project that takes their longstanding relationship in a new direction. The former tennis star took part in the design of a limited-edition Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph, combining white ceramic, pink-tinted mother-of-pearl and a new-generation chronograph movement.

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“Working with Audemars Piguet on this watch has been special because it reflects so many parts of who I am. I’ve always believed that strength and feminine energy can exist side by side. People often see strength, determination and competition, but there’s also creativity, intuition and joy,” said Serena Williams.
Featuring a 38 mm case and integrated bracelet crafted entirely in white ceramic, the watch offers a distinctive interpretation of the Royal Oak. Its pink-tinted mother-of-pearl dial subtly changes with the light and contrasts with the chronograph counters, while preserving the unmistakable geometry Gérald Genta created for the collection in 1972.
The choice of materials and colors reflects Serena’s perspective. The result combines a delicate aesthetic with the sporting character that has long defined the Royal Oak.
Inside, the watch introduces another major development. It is powered by the automatic Calibre 6401, a new-generation chronograph movement developed by Audemars Piguet.
The collaboration also opens a new chapter in the relationship between Williams and the Le Brassus manufacture. After years of association with Audemars Piguet, Serena has now taken a direct role in creating a Royal Oak that reflects part of her personality.
The Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph “Serena Williams,” reference 26450CB.OO.1356CB.02, is limited to 500 pieces.

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