Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo Extra-Thin
With its 39mm case and ultra-thin profile, the Royal Oak Jumbo continues to symbolize elegance, precision, and timeless design. Explore our curated collection of AP Royal Oak Jumbo for sale. Show more
What is the AP Royal Oak Jumbo?
The term “Jumbo” refers to the original 39mm case size of the first Royal Oak, the Ref. 5402ST, which shocked the industry when it debuted. Unlike traditional gold dress watches of the time, Audemars Piguet dared to release a bold, stainless steel watch priced like precious metal timepieces. This risk redefined watchmaking and cemented the Royal Oak Jumbo as an icon.
AP Royal Oak Jumbo Specifications
- Case Size: 39mm
- Thickness: Approx. 8.1mm (Extra-Thin)
- Material: Stainless steel, yellow gold, rose gold, platinum, and limited editions
- Dial: “Petite Tapisserie” pattern with classic AP finishing
- Movement: Ultra-thin automatic caliber (historically Caliber 2121, now Caliber 7121)
- Bracelet: Integrated bracelet with AP folding clasp
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Royal Oak Jumbo Price
The cost of a Jumbo AP in our store ranges from $79,450 to $398,319 depending on the condition of the timepiece.
Royal Oak Jumbo generations
The Jumbo has run through several references. The 15202 carried calibre 2121 until 2022, when the Royal Oak 16202 replaced it with the in-house calibre 7121 — see that page for a breakdown of all nine 16202 executions, the reference-number decoder and the 50th Anniversary editions. Its openworked counterpart is the Royal Oak 16204 “Jumbo” Extra-Thin Openworked, introduced the same year with calibre 7124, a 2.7 mm movement designed from the outset to be openworked.
FAQs
Why is AP jumbo so expensive?
The AP Royal Oak Jumbo is so expensive because it’s the original luxury sports watch, crafted with meticulous finishing, powered by an ultra-thin movement, and produced in very limited quantities. Its heritage, exclusivity, and strong collector demand drive both retail and secondary market prices to premium levels.