White Audemars Piguet Watches

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About White Audemars Piguet Watches

White is one of the most versatile dial colors in the Audemars Piguet catalog. Most "white" Royal Oak references are technically silver-toned "Grande Tapisserie" dials, a clean, dressy alternative to the brand's signature blue and black, while a select few like the 38mm Royal Oak Chronograph 26315 carry a true white dial with contrasting subdials. AP also produces white ceramic case Royal Oaks and Royal Oak Mini references with mother of pearl dials for collectors who want a fully monochromatic look. Our pre-owned and unworn white Audemars Piguet collection at WatchGuys spans the silver-toned Royal Oak 15400, 15500, and 15510 Selfwinding 41mm references, the Royal Oak Chronograph 26240, 26320, and 26315, and the rare white ceramic editions. Every white AP we carry is fully authenticated and ready for overnight delivery.

Which Audemars Piguet Models Come With a White Dial?

The most common white AP is a 41mm Royal Oak Selfwinding with a silver-toned Grande Tapisserie dial. The discontinued Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15400 and its successor the Royal Oak 15500 both came in silver, and the current Royal Oak 15510 continues the configuration. The 37mm Royal Oak 15450 also offers a silver dial. Chronograph buyers have several options: the current Royal Oak Chronograph 26240 in silver-toned ref. 26240ST.OO.1320ST.07, the predecessor Royal Oak Chronograph 26320, and the 38mm Royal Oak Chronograph 26315 available with a true white "Grande Tapisserie" dial. The openworked Royal Oak 15407 Double Balance Wheel has also appeared in white ceramic ref. 15407CB. For a fully monochromatic look, white ceramic configurations of the 26240CB Chronograph and 15500CB time-only deliver a stealth white aesthetic.

White Audemars Piguet Price

Pre-owned white Audemars Piguet pricing varies by reference and material. Steel time-only Royal Oaks with a silver dial generally trade between $35,000 and $55,000, with the discontinued 15400ST commanding the top of that range. The current 15510ST in silver typically sits between $40,000 and $50,000. Silver-toned Royal Oak Chronograph 26240ST references trade between $45,000 and $60,000, and the 38mm 26315ST in white sits in the $40,000 to $55,000 range. White ceramic 26240CB and 15407CB editions are produced in limited volume and command substantial premiums, often $90,000 to $150,000+ depending on configuration. For broader collection pricing, see our Audemars Piguet watches page.

Silver Dial vs. White Ceramic Audemars Piguet

Buyers shopping a white AP typically choose between a silver-toned Grande Tapisserie dial paired with a steel or gold case, and a fully white ceramic configuration. The silver dial is the traditional, more accessible option and is widely available across the Royal Oak Selfwinding and Chronograph in steel, rose gold, and yellow gold. White ceramic, found on references like the 26240CB, 15500CB, and 15407CB, delivers a fully monochromatic look with a virtually scratch-resistant case and bracelet, but is produced in limited volume and earns a meaningful premium. Buyers focused on the monochromatic angle should also browse our ceramic Audemars Piguet collection.

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Common Questions

White Audemars Piguet FAQ

• Which Audemars Piguet Models Have a White Dial?

  The Royal Oak 15400, 15500, 15510, and 37mm 15450 came with silver-toned "Grande Tapisserie" dials that read as white on the wrist. The 41mm Royal Oak Chronograph 26240 and predecessor 26320 are also offered in silver. The 38mm Royal Oak Chronograph 26315 is available with a true white "Grande Tapisserie" dial. White ceramic configurations like the 26240CB Chronograph, 15500CB time-only, and 15407CB Double Balance Wheel deliver a fully monochromatic look.

• What Is the Difference Between Silver and White Audemars Piguet?

  Audemars Piguet officially calls most light-colored Royal Oak dials "silver-toned," even though they read as white from a few feet away. A handful of references like the 38mm Royal Oak Chronograph 26315 are explicitly described as "white" by the brand. For most buyers searching "white Audemars Piguet," a silver-toned Grande Tapisserie dial is what they are picturing.

• What Is the Most Popular White Audemars Piguet?

  The 41mm Royal Oak Selfwinding in steel with a silver dial is the most popular white AP. The discontinued 15400ST and the current 15510ST are the most-requested time-only configurations. On the chronograph side, the silver-toned 26240ST and the 38mm white-dial 26315ST are the two most popular options.

• Is a White Audemars Piguet a Good Investment?

  White and silver-toned Royal Oaks have shown strong long-term value retention. The discontinued 15400ST has appreciated steadily since production ended in 2019, and white ceramic editions trade at significant premiums to retail. Condition, completeness of box and papers, and recent service history all materially affect resale value.

• How Much Does a White Audemars Piguet Cost?

  Pre-owned white AP pricing typically ranges from around $35,000 for an entry-level steel Royal Oak with a silver dial, up to $150,000 or more for white ceramic configurations like the 26240CB Chronograph. Most steel time-only Royal Oaks with a silver dial trade between $40,000 and $55,000, and chronographs sit between $45,000 and $60,000. Gold variants command meaningful premiums.

• What Is a White Ceramic Audemars Piguet?

  A white ceramic Audemars Piguet has both a white ceramic case and matching ceramic bracelet, typically paired with a white or silver dial for a fully monochromatic stealth look. References like the 26240CB Chronograph, 15500CB, and 15407CB Double Balance Wheel use this construction. Ceramic is far more scratch-resistant than steel, but it is produced in limited volume and trades at a substantial premium.

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