Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Green Dial

Green has never been a standing Royal Oak colour the way blue and silver are. It arrives in waves — a chronograph here, an anniversary release there — and the smoked green most buyers now picture came with the 50th Anniversary models in 2022, when Audemars Piguet marked five decades since Gérald Genta’s 1972 original. That intermittency is why the colour is harder to find at retail than the number of references suggests.

Green Dial Royal Oak References We Carry

The reference code names the metal before you look at the watch: ST is stainless steel, OR pink gold, BA yellow gold, BC white gold and PT platinum. The green dial selection on this page runs across four of those five. The 26240 is the 41 mm selfwinding flyback chronograph, and it is the reference most people picture. We hold it in pink gold on an integrated bracelet as the 26240OR.OO.1320OR.08 and 26240OR.OO.1320OR.04, and on a leather strap as the 26240OR.OO.D404CR.01 and D404CR.02, the latter a 2025 watch. The earlier 26331BA.OO.1220BA.02 answers the same 41 mm chronograph brief in yellow gold. Away from the chronograph, the 16202PT.OO.1240PT.01 is the 39 mm “Jumbo” Extra-Thin in platinum — the closest the current collection comes to the proportions of Genta’s 1972 original. The 15551BC.ZZ.D405CR.01 is a 37 mm white gold automatic with date on a strap, and the 15514BC.YY.1284BC.02 sets aside the tapisserie dial altogether for graded black sapphires.

Case Sizes, Condition and What Has Sold

Eight of the eleven watches here are 41 mm; the platinum Jumbo is 39 mm and the white gold 15551BC is 37 mm. Ten are listed unworn and one pre-owned. Every piece ships with free overnight delivery nationwide. Three steel references have already sold — the 15510ST.OO.1320ST.04, the 15510ST.OO.1320ST.09 and the 26240ST.OO.1320ST.08. Steel green dial Royal Oaks reach us infrequently and rarely stay long, so if one of those is what you are after, ask and we will tell you when a comparable watch lands.