The new APS brand Audemars Piguet 15500 all-ceramic model has just arrived. By combining the ceramic material with the complex functions of the cal. 4302 movement, it becomes a masterpiece of craftsmanship and innovation. It not only continues the classic aesthetics of the Royal Oak but also breaks through the limitations of traditional materials, and is undoubtedly a benchmark work in modern high-end watchmaking. 1. Advantages of ceramic material High hardness and scratch resistance: Made from precision ceramics (such as zirconium oxide), its hardness exceeds that of stainless steel. It is unlikely to cause scratches during daily wear and maintains a long-lasting luster. Lightweight and comfortable to wear: Compared to metal materials, it is lighter and reduces the burden on the wrist, making it suitable for long-term wear. Allergen resistance and corrosion resistance: The chemical properties of ceramics are stable, and they do not cause skin sensitivity, and are resistant to sweat and corrosion. Unique texture: The surface is finely polished or matte treated, presenting deep luster or a low-key texture. Three color options are available: black, white, and the rare blue. 2. Design of the case and strap Integrated structure: The APS case and strap are seamlessly connected, continuing the iconic octagonal bezel and "Tapisserie" pattern dial of the Royal Oak, with the ceramic material giving it a modern touch. Complex craftsmanship: APS uses ceramic sintering, which is extremely difficult and requires precise control of temperature and pressure. The yield is low, highlighting the technical strength. Detail treatment: The link sections of the strap are chamfered polished, with soft edges, fitting snugly on the wrist; the case thickness is approximately 10.5 millimeters, balancing the complex craftsmanship and comfort of wearing. APS produces only high-quality products

The new APS brand Audemars Piguet 15500 all-ceramic model has just arrived. By combining the ceramic material with the complex functions of the cal. 4302 movement, it becomes a masterpiece of craftsmanship and innovation. It not only continues the classic aesthetics of the Royal Oak but also breaks through the limitations of traditional materials, and is undoubtedly a benchmark work in modern high-end watchmaking. 1. Advantages of ceramic material High hardness and scratch resistance: Made from precision ceramics (such as zirconium oxide), its hardness exceeds that of stainless steel. It is unlikely to cause scratches during daily wear and maintains a long-lasting luster. Lightweight and comfortable to wear: Compared to metal materials, it is lighter and reduces the burden on the wrist, making it suitable for long-term wear. Allergen resistance and corrosion resistance: The chemical properties of ceramics are stable, and they do not cause skin sensitivity, and are resistant to sweat and corrosion. Unique texture: The surface is finely polished or matte treated, presenting deep luster or a low-key texture. Three color options are available: black, white, and the rare blue. 2. Design of the case and strap Integrated structure: The APS case and strap are seamlessly connected, continuing the iconic octagonal bezel and “Tapisserie” pattern dial of the Royal Oak, with the ceramic material giving it a modern touch. Complex craftsmanship: APS uses ceramic sintering, which is extremely difficult and requires precise control of temperature and pressure. The yield is low, highlighting the technical strength. Detail treatment: The link sections of the strap are chamfered polished, with soft edges, fitting snugly on the wrist; the case thickness is approximately 10.5 millimeters, balancing the complex craftsmanship and comfort of wearing. APS produces only high-quality products