Audemars Piguet Ultra-thin 18k WG Cal.2003

This Audemars Piguet timepiece embodies sheer elegance. The case design boasts a remarkable simplicity and cleanliness, with a mere 5mm thickness that imparts a substantial feel when held due to the use of 18k white gold. The dial is adorned with Roman Numerals hour markers and slender baton hands, maintaining a harmonious and serene aesthetic. Powering this watch is an ultra-slim mechanical caliber 2003, a remarkable technical achievement. Introduced in November 1953, it was developed by Frederic Piguet SA and was used concurrently by Jaeger-LeCoultre (Cal. 803) and Vacheron Constantin (Cal. 1003). For a significant period, the caliber 2003 held the title of the thinnest manual-winding movement available, measuring less than 2 mm. Its enduring production span of approximately five decades stands as a testament to not only its exquisite craftsmanship but also its exceptional reliability.