Audemars Piguet

Audemars Piguet is a Swiss luxury company that produces high-end watches for men and women. Their products are a common choice by connoisseurs who care about their look and prefer expensive, upscale items. The brand was founded in 1875 and remains an independent family business to this day. In a constant search for inventions, the company boldly pushes technical and theoretical boundaries. In 1921 the world saw the first wristwatch with the function of "jumping hour", and in 1925 the world's thinnest watch was created. In 1934, the attention of fashionistas was attracted by the pocket skeleton model, in which it was possible to see the mechanism from any side. The hallmark of the world's largest watchmaker is the Royal Oak with an octagonal case. Among its creations, the brand also presents the Royal Oak Offshore sports collection, with the oval case The Millenary collection, the stately Jules Audemars collection, the cushion-shaped watches from the Tradition line, as well as the eternal designs from Classique. These models can be viewed and purchased in the Selluxury store catalogue. Remaining in great condition even after many years of use, such accessores can become a family heirloom.