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Why This Watch Changed Minds

The case is round. That alone was a statement from a brand known for octagons. But look at the mid-case from the side and you will see a hidden octagonal structure sandwiched between the bezel and caseback. At 41mm diameter and 10.7mm thick, the Code 11.59 wears noticeably different from a Royal Oak. It feels dressier. More formal. The lugs are open-worked with visible gaps that give the watch a floating appearance on the wrist.

Our range starts with the 26393 time-only models in smoked lacquered dials — blue, grey, and burgundy. These smoked dials shift color from center to edge, and the double-curved crystal amplifies that gradient. The 26393BC chronograph adds two registers with a flyback function. For the top end, we stock replica Code 11.59 tourbillon references where the cage sits at 6 o'clock behind that curved crystal.

If the Code 11.59 is too dressy for your taste, the Royal Oak collection gives you the iconic sport watch aesthetic. Or go the other direction entirely with an iced out AP for maximum visual impact.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is the double-curved sapphire crystal?
The crystal is curved in two directions — it bulges outward on top and curves inward on the underside facing the dial. This creates a lens-like effect that adds perceived depth to the dial. Flat sapphire crystals just sit there. This one actually shapes how you see the dial beneath it.
How does Code 11.59 compare to the Royal Oak?
Completely different character. The Royal Oak is angular with an integrated bracelet and sporty intent. The Code 11.59 is round, sits on a leather strap, and leans dressy. Both are 41mm but they serve different purposes. The hidden octagonal mid-case on the Code 11.59 is a subtle nod to AP heritage, though — you have to look at the profile to spot it.
What complications can I get in the Code 11.59?
Time-only with date, flyback chronograph, and tourbillon. The time-only 26393 series is the entry point with smoked dials and automatic movement. The chronograph adds two subdials with column-wheel control. And the tourbillon puts a rotating cage at 6 o'clock visible through that double-curved crystal.