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I've been obsessed link with the ceramic Royal Oaks for as long as they've been around. My second proper watch was a Royal Oak, so I've been a collector of AP for a while, but never deep-dived as much as I have around the ceramics. I love the feel of them. They are so comfy, with link a great weight and some amazing complications. I love how simple they seem link but how many man-hours go into making them. So I asked for a one-off, and something different from the ones that were out there.

Other than various auction listings, there's link not a ton of publicly available knowledge on the Tuscan dial variants of the Royal Oak. It's likely the name came from collectors in Italy, a key market for Audemars Piguet throughout the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, but I haven't been able to confirm any link clear connection behind the Tuscan region of Italy and the color link blue.