Rolex Day Date Replica, who has done this before, has again listed one of the most anticipated Royal Oak models in white ceramic on their website today.

Visit the website of the brand to see it.

The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar was announced by AP at SIHH 2017. Needless to say, that was the only thing we talked about that year.

Giulio Papai, the only person who has ever created an all-black Royal Oak watch, explained the primary challenge, saying: "Imagine the struggle we went through in order to find the perfect shade of black for our ceramic." It had to have the perfect color.

We understood that the team of AP had worked hard and long to achieve the perfect color for the watch. It absolutely needed to have the correct visual effect on the brain. The Rolex Day Date Replica is not just about color. It has facets that combine polished and brushed surfaces, both on the bracelet and case, to create a brilliant piece of horology.

The AP team responded to this challenge in the following way: Giulio says, "Ceramic is hard but also brittle, and it can break. This watch is not 100% ceramic. It's a composite made of ceramic and metal. The ceramic is not visible on the watch's surface, but in the core.

"We mix ceramic powder with the secret metal, and then sinter the mixture to create the core for the watch. It's skeleton. Although I am not very knowledgeable in this field, it is clear that a ceramic watch without the secret metal would have been too fragile.

If the watch were made of 100% ceramic then: 1) It would not be as durable as it is now; We would have been unable satin polish the watch and bevel it.Omega Seamaster Replica The watch would shatter under such stress. It wouldn't be as comfortable or light to wear because, as you know, using this much ceramic for an entire watch could have resulted into a heavy watch."

The caseback of the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in white ceramic showing the calibre 2120

What took AP so long, with all this know-how locked in? Why didn't they release a ceramic perpetual calendar that was white? It was, I guess, all about the perfect shade of white. The visual effect had to be absolutely spot-on. The black ceramic version also needed time to expand.

notes of the professor Francisco Seirul·lo Vargas