Silver dial AP Royal Oak prices by model
Audemars Piguet’s website describes the dial of more than 30 Royal Oak and Royal Oak Offshore models as “silver-toned” or “silvered”, and none as plain white. The table gives AP’s calibre, power reserve and case thickness for each model and the lowest live Bizak catalogue price for a silver-dial example on 19 October 2026, new or pre-owned as the listing states. Tap a price to open that watch and reserve it.
| Model |
Silver-dial references |
AP movement and thickness |
From |
| Royal Oak Quartz, 33 mm |
67651ST, 67651SR; diamond-set bezel |
Quartz calibre 2713, 7 mm |
$20,459 |
| Royal Oak Selfwinding, 34 mm |
77350ST, 77350SR, 77350CB, 77450ST, 77450SR; 77351OR and 77451OR with diamonds |
Calibre 5800, 50 h, 8.8 mm |
$38,007 |
| Royal Oak Selfwinding, 37 mm |
15450ST, 15450SR; 15451OR with diamonds |
Calibre 3120, 60 h, 9.8 mm |
$27,899 |
| Royal Oak Selfwinding, 37 mm (2022) |
15550ST, 15550SR; 15551OR with diamonds |
Calibre 5900, 60 h, 9 to 9.1 mm |
$34,409 |
| Royal Oak Selfwinding, 41 mm |
15400SR, 15400OR |
Calibre 3120, 60 h, 9.8 mm |
$33,945 |
| Royal Oak Selfwinding, 41 mm |
15500ST.OO.1220ST.04 |
Calibre 4302, 70 h, 10.5 mm |
$40,735.15 |
| Royal Oak Selfwinding, 41 mm (2022) |
15510ST.OO.1320ST.03 and .08 |
Calibre 4302, 70 h, 10.5 mm |
$48,924 |
| Royal Oak Chronograph, 38 mm |
26315ST, 26315OR; 26715OR with diamonds |
Calibre 2385, 40 h, 11 mm |
$42,779 |
| Royal Oak Chronograph, 41 mm |
26320ST, 26331ST |
26331: calibre 2385, 40 h, 11 mm |
$35,885 |
| Royal Oak Chronograph, 41 mm (2022) |
26240ST, 26240OR |
Flyback calibre 4401, 70 h, 12.4 mm |
$42,779 |
| Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, 41 mm |
26574ST, 26574OR |
Calibre 5134, 40 h, 9.5 mm |
$109,125 |
The (2022) rows carry the Royal Oak design evolution AP introduced that year, with calibre 5900 in the 37 mm model. Royal Oak Offshore prices are in the Offshore section below, and every dial colour in each size is on our 34 mm, 37 mm and 41 mm Royal Oak pages.
Silver, white or grey: how AP names the dial
AP gives each dial colour its own reference, so the dial is written into the last digits. On the 41 mm 15510ST, for example, .03 and .08 are silver-toned, .05 and .10 grey, .02 and .07 black, .01 and .06 blue (“Bleu nuit nuage 50”) and .04 and .09 khaki green. Some dealers, and some of our own listings, call the silver-toned dial white: our 15450ST.OO.1256ST.01 (AP: “silvered dial”), 15500ST.OO.1220ST.04 and 26315ST.OO.1256ST.01 are listed as white but have AP’s silver-toned dial. Grey, slate grey and ruthenium-toned dials are separate references; they are on our grey dial Royal Oak page, and white-labelled listings on our white dial Royal Oak page.
The metal changes the details. On steel models AP sets white gold hour-markers on the silver-toned dial; on steel and pink gold (SR) and pink gold (OR) models the markers are pink gold. The chronographs differ in their counters: silver-toned on the 26240, black with a black outer zone on the 26331ST, blue with a blue outer zone on the steel 26315ST and pink gold-toned on the 26315OR.
Silver dial Royal Oak Selfwinding: 34, 37 and 41 mm
41 mm. The 15400 has calibre 3120, a 60-hour power reserve and a 9.8 mm case; we list it with a silver dial in steel and pink gold (15400SR) from $37,199 and in pink gold on a leather strap (15400OR) from $33,945. The 15500 moved to calibre 4302, with a 70-hour power reserve, in a 10.5 mm case, and AP gave its dial wider indexes, a minute track printed on the outer zone and a date window further from the centre: the silver-toned 15500ST.OO.1220ST.04 is $40,735.15 pre-owned. The 15510 keeps calibre 4302 and adds the 2022 design evolution: the silver-toned 15510ST starts at $48,924 for the .03, which AP names a “50th Anniversary” model, and $56,421 for the .08. See our Royal Oak 15400, 15500 and 15510ST pages.
37 mm. The 15450 has calibre 3120, 60 hours and a 9.8 mm case; AP describes the steel 15450ST.OO.1256ST.01 as having a “silvered dial”, and it starts at $27,899 pre-owned, the steel and pink gold 15450SR at $43,260 and the diamond-set pink gold 15451OR at $84,460. The 15550 brought calibre 5900, still 60 hours, in a 9.1 mm steel case (9 mm in steel and pink gold): from $34,409 in steel, $47,122 in steel and pink gold (15550SR) and $85,489 in pink gold with a diamond-set bezel (15551OR). The 15550ST.OO.1356ST.01 is AP’s 50th anniversary version, with a “50-years” oscillating weight in rhodium-toned pink gold, from $51,500.
34 mm. AP calls the 77350 its first 34 mm selfwinding Royal Oak. It and the 77450, which adds the 2022 design evolution, share calibre 5800 (50 hours) and an 8.8 mm case. Silver-toned versions start at $38,007 for the steel 77350ST, $41,972 for the steel and pink gold 77350SR, $43,259 for the 77450ST and 77450SR and $79,310 for the white ceramic 77350CB with a pink gold caseback; with a diamond-set bezel, the pink gold 77351OR starts at $63,239 and the 77451OR at $91,669. The 77450ST.OO.1361ST.01 and 77450SR.OO.1361SR.01 are the 50th anniversary versions, with the “50-years” oscillating weight; more are on our Royal Oak 50th anniversary page. Our Royal Oak Selfwinding 41 vs 37 vs 34 mm guide compares the three sizes.
Silver dial Royal Oak chronographs
The 41 mm 26240 has the flyback calibre 4401, with a 70-hour power reserve, in a 12.4 mm case, and a silver-toned dial with silver-toned counters. The steel 26240ST starts at $42,779 pre-owned for the .03, AP’s 50th anniversary version with the “50-years” oscillating weight, and at $50,343 new for the .07; the pink gold 26240OR starts at $107,325. The 26331ST pairs a silvered dial with enlarged black counters at 9 and 3 o’clock and a black outer zone, with calibre 2385, 40 hours and an 11 mm case: from $42,499. The 26320ST, no longer on AP’s website, has silver counters on a silver dial and starts at $35,885, the lowest price for a silver-dial Royal Oak chronograph on Bizak.
In 38 mm, the 26315 also runs on calibre 2385 in an 11 mm case. The steel 26315ST has a silver-toned dial with blue counters and a blue outer zone, from $42,779, and the pink gold 26315OR pink gold-toned counters, from $79,492. The 26715OR adds the 2022 design evolution and a diamond-set bezel to a silver-toned dial with silver-toned counters: from $100,527. Our 26331 and 26240 guide compares the two 41 mm models, our 26331ST review covers the two-tone dial, and every reference is on our Royal Oak Chronograph and 26240ST pages.
The 41 mm Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 26574, with calibre 5134 in a 9.5 mm case, shows the week, day, date, astronomical moon, month and leap year. With a silver dial it starts at $109,125 in steel (26574ST.OO.1220ST.01) and $140,650 in pink gold (26574OR.OO.1220OR.01). The 42 mm Royal Oak Equation of Time 26603OR in pink gold, on a leather strap, also has a silver dial: from $91,139. See our 26574 guide and the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar page.
Royal Oak Offshore with a silver dial
AP launched the Royal Oak Offshore in 1993 with an oversized case, and many Offshore dials carry its “Méga Tapisserie” pattern; the 37 mm 26231 uses the softer “Lady Tapisserie”. Prices are the lowest live Bizak listing for each silver-dial reference on 19 October 2026.
| Model |
Reference and case |
From |
| Offshore Diver, 42 mm |
15710ST.OO.A002CA.02: steel, rubber strap |
$18,599 |
| Offshore Chronograph, 42 mm |
25940SK.OO.D002CA.02: steel, rubber strap |
$18,599 |
| Offshore Chronograph, 44 mm |
26400SO.OO.A002CA.01: steel, black ceramic bezel, black counters, rubber strap |
$25,899 |
| Offshore Chronograph, 42 mm |
26170ST.OO.1000ST.01: steel bracelet, Arabic numerals, black counters |
$27,745 |
| Offshore Chronograph, 37 mm |
26231ST: steel, diamond-set bezel, “Lady Tapisserie” dial, white rubber strap |
$37,199 |
| Offshore Chronograph, 42 mm |
26238ST.OO.A001VE.01: silver-grey “Méga Tapisserie” dial, flyback calibre 4404, 70 h, 100 m, leather strap |
$49,199 |
AP lists the 26238ST’s dial with black and silver-grey counters and orange accents. Compare the lines in our Royal Oak vs Royal Oak Offshore guide and Offshore buying guide, and see every reference on our Royal Oak Offshore page.
Outside the Royal Oak family, many of AP’s Jules Audemars watches have silver dials too: the 33 mm pink gold Jules Audemars Small Seconds 77238OR, hand-wound on a leather strap, starts at $16,089, the lowest price for a silver-dial AP on Bizak. More are on our Jules Audemars page.
Silver-coloured AP: steel, white gold and titanium cases
If silver AP means the colour of the case rather than the dial, every steel, white gold, titanium and platinum model qualifies. On Bizak a steel Royal Oak starts at $20,459 and a steel Royal Oak Offshore at $15,975 (with a black dial), a titanium Royal Oak at $41,560 and a white gold one at $54,074. For an all-silver watch, a steel case and bracelet with a silver-toned dial, choose the 34 mm 77350ST or 77450ST, the 37 mm 15450ST or 15550ST, the 41 mm 15500ST or 15510ST, or the 26320ST, 26331ST or 26240ST chronograph; prices are in the table above. See our steel, white gold, titanium and platinum Royal Oak pages.
What to check before you buy a silver dial AP
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The full reference. Read the reference on the papers to its last digits and check that AP made that reference with a silver-toned dial: a 15510ST.OO.1320ST.05 is grey, not silver.
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Silver, white or grey in photos. Light changes how a silver-toned dial looks, and a grey dial can photograph silver. Compare photos of the specific watch with AP’s images for its reference.
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Original or service parts. Ask whether the dial and hands are original or service replacements; we explain any disclosed service replacements before you approve the watch. AP’s Geneva boutique lists a complete service at CHF 950 for a Royal Oak Selfwinding, CHF 1,700 for a chronograph and CHF 2,200 for a perpetual calendar, before tax.
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Diamonds. AP makes its diamond-bezel versions under their own references, such as the 67651, 77351, 77451, 15451, 15551 and 26715OR; check that a gem-set watch carries one of them.
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Case, bracelet and papers. Check the bezel and case edges for heavy polishing and an older bracelet for stretch. AP’s International Sales Warranty runs 2 years from the original purchase and can be extended by 3 years for watches bought through its authorised network from 1 January 2017.
Found your reference? Open its listing and tap Reserve with $200. Our buyer protection page sets out the deposit terms, and our authentication page lists the checks made on the specific watch before dispatch. AP says the authenticity of its watches can only be confirmed in its own workshops, which can issue a Certificate of Authenticity after examining a watch (CHF 2,500 at its Geneva boutique). More checks are in our guide to authenticating an Audemars Piguet, and prices across the range in our Royal Oak price guide and our guide to the cheapest Audemars Piguet watches. Selling or trading a silver-dial AP instead? See sell or trade your watch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a silver AP?
An Audemars Piguet with a silver dial, usually a Royal Oak. AP calls it a “silver-toned” or “silvered” dial: on the Royal Oak it has the “Grande Tapisserie” pattern, on the Offshore the “Méga Tapisserie” or, in 37 mm, the “Lady Tapisserie”. The phrase can also mean a steel or white gold AP with any dial. On Bizak a silver-dial Royal Oak starts at $20,459 and a silver-dial Royal Oak Offshore at $18,599.
How much is a silver dial AP Royal Oak?
On Bizak on 19 October 2026: from $20,459 for the 33 mm quartz 67651ST, $38,007 in 34 mm (77350ST), $27,899 in 37 mm (15450ST) and $33,945 in 41 mm (15400OR), and $35,885 for a chronograph (26320ST). Among the 2022 models, the 15550ST starts at $34,409, the 15510ST at $48,924 and the 26240ST chronograph at $42,779. Each listing states whether it is new or pre-owned.
What is the cheapest silver dial AP?
On Bizak, the 33 mm pink gold Jules Audemars Small Seconds 77238OR from $16,089. In the Royal Oak family, the 42 mm Royal Oak Offshore Diver 15710ST and 25940SK chronograph start at $18,599 pre-owned, the 33 mm quartz Royal Oak 67651ST on a strap at $20,459 and, with a selfwinding movement, the 37 mm 15450ST at $27,899.
Which Royal Oak models have a silver dial?
On AP’s website: the 33 mm 67651 quartz; the 34 mm 77350 and 77450, with the diamond-set 77351 and 77451 and the white ceramic 77350CB; the 37 mm 15450 and 15550, with the diamond-set 15451 and 15551; the 41 mm 15500 and 15510; and the 26315, 26715, 26331 and 26240 chronographs. Silver dials no longer on AP’s website include the 41 mm 15400, the 26320 chronograph and the 26574ST and 26574OR perpetual calendars. In the Royal Oak Offshore, AP lists the 37 mm 26231 with a silver-toned dial and the 42 mm 26238ST with a silver-grey one.
Is a silver Royal Oak dial the same as a white one?
AP’s website describes no Royal Oak or Offshore dial as plain white: the light dial is “silver-toned” or “silvered”. Some dealers call the same dial white, and some of our listings do too, such as the 15450ST.OO.1256ST.01, 15500ST.OO.1220ST.04 and 26315ST.OO.1256ST.01. Grey, slate grey and ruthenium-toned dials are different references.
Is a silver dial Royal Oak cheaper than a blue one?
On Bizak it is usually one of the less expensive dials. A new 15510ST starts at $48,924 with a silver dial, against $47,524 in black, $53,560 in grey and $60,254 in blue; a new 26240ST starts at $50,343 in silver, $59,740 in black and $72,750 in blue. These are the lowest live listings for new watches on 19 October 2026.
What is the difference between a silver dial Royal Oak and Royal Oak Offshore?
The Royal Oak’s silver dials have AP’s “Grande Tapisserie” pattern, mostly in 33 to 41 mm cases. The Royal Oak Offshore, launched in 1993 with an oversized case, comes in 37 to 44 mm among our silver-dial listings, with the “Méga Tapisserie” or, in 37 mm, the “Lady Tapisserie”, and most of them are chronographs. On Bizak a silver-dial Royal Oak starts at $20,459 and a silver-dial Offshore at $18,599.
How can I check that a silver dial AP is genuine?
Read the full reference on the papers and check that AP made it with a silver-toned dial, and that the dial, counters, hands and bezel suit that reference; a dial that does not match the reference has been changed. AP says authenticity can only be confirmed in its own workshops, which can issue a Certificate of Authenticity. Before dispatch, Bizak confirms the specific sourced watch and arranges its inspection, covering the reference, case and movement, dial and hands, bracelet or strap, condition and documentation; our authentication page lists each check.
