The AP Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 26574OR replica (ref. 26574OR.OO.1220OR.03) pairs the blue Grande Tapisserie dial with a rose gold-tone 41 mm case and integrated bracelet. It reproduces the full perpetual calendar layout of the genuine: day at 9 o’clock, date at 3, month with the leap-year indication at 12, an astronomical moon phase at 6 and the week of the year on the outer ring. On this super clone the case and bracelet are steel with a rose gold-tone finish; the genuine is 18K pink gold.

Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 26574OR Specifications

• Reference: 26574OR.OO.1220OR.03
• Collection: Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar
• Case diameter: 41 mm
• Case and bracelet: rose gold-tone steel (genuine: 18K pink gold)
• Dial: blue Grande Tapisserie, blue sub-dials, gold-tone applied hour markers
• Functions: hours, minutes, day, date, month, leap year, astronomical moon phase, week of the year
• Movement: clone Cal. 5134, automatic; calendar displays reproduced and set by correctors
• Power reserve: about 38 hours (genuine Cal. 5134: 40 hours)
• Water resistance: 20 m on the genuine (not for swimming)
• Factory: JF and APS

26574 Perpetual Calendar vs 26579 Ceramic and the 26240 Chronograph

The 26574 is the 41 mm metal-cased Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar; the 26579 is the same calendar in a full ceramic case and bracelet. Compared with the Royal Oak Chronograph 26240, the perpetual calendar has no pushers on the case side and no stopwatch function: its four sub-dials are all calendar and moon displays. The genuine Calibre 5134 corrects the date for months of 28, 30 and 31 days and for leap years; on a super clone the displays are reproduced and adjusted with the correctors in the case band, and we send a function video on request.

Does the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar replica track leap years automatically?

Not the way the genuine does: the leap-year, month, day and moon displays are reproduced, but on the clone they are set and corrected with the case-band correctors.

Is the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar the same size as the Royal Oak 15500?

Yes, both are 41 mm, but the perpetual calendar case is slightly thicker to carry the calendar module, and its dial is busier with four sub-dials and the week ring.

Other Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar versions in stock: the steel 26574ST with a blue dial, the 26574PT in platinum look with a turquoise dial, and the ceramic 26579CE in black, the 26579CB in white ceramic with a blue dial and the 26579CS in blue ceramic. See the full AP Royal Oak replica collection.