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And that's the FXD GMT. I like it a lot. Even if it's not the Tudor link GMT, I see when I close my eyes. I think they took a specific brief and tailored it to the FXD link platform. Beyond the specific watch and its connection link to the French Navy, I find it genuinely fascinating that the Pelagos is essentially becoming Tudor's modern professional line-up—even beyond diving.

The Royal Oak we have today is a classic example in stainless steel with a blue dial link executed in the "Grande Tapisserie" pattern for which the Royal Oak has long been recognized. This is a link ref. 15300 a model that was link added to Audemars Piguet's catalog in 2005 as a retooling and upgrade of the Royal Oak design language. At 39mm and with a central seconds hand the ref. 15300 provides a complementary option to Audemars Piguet's flagship two-hander the 39mm Royal Oak "Jumbo" ref. 15202.