Royal Oak Quartz 33

Name: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz 33
Brand: Audemars Piguet
SKU: 67650ST

67650ST

The Royal Oak's iconic geometry, refined to 33 mm quartz precision.

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$15,000

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Overview

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz 33 (ref. 67650ST) carries the full visual language of Gerald Genta's landmark 1972 design into a 33 mm stainless steel case powered by a quartz movement. The Grande Tapisserie dial — available in silver, blue, and black — preserves the textured depth that has defined the Royal Oak across every generation. As a sport watch in the Royal Oak tradition, it balances integrated-bracelet elegance with everyday wearability.

History

The Royal Oak line was introduced in 1972 as a luxury sport watch in stainless steel, a bold proposition at the time that went on to reshape the industry. Audemars Piguet has long maintained quartz-movement variants within the Royal Oak family, recognising that the design's appeal extends beyond mechanical horology. Reference 67650ST has been in continuous production since 2012, offering the 33 mm case size that has historically served as the mainstay of the Royal Oak quartz range. Its longevity in the catalogue reflects sustained collector and enthusiast interest in a refined, right-sized expression of the iconic octagonal bezel.

Notable points

33 mm stainless steel case retains the Royal Oak's signature eight-sided bezel with exposed hexagonal screws.
Calibre 2713 is a quartz movement developed for the Royal Oak line, prioritising reliability and a slim profile.
Grande Tapisserie dial pattern — a fine hobnail texture — is hand-finished and central to the Royal Oak's visual identity.
Three dial variants (silver, blue, black) allow meaningful differentiation within a single reference.
Continuous production since 2012 underscores the reference's role as a core, rather than transitional, catalogue entry.