AP Royal Oak Selfwinding 15500ST Salmon Dial — Superclone AP

The salmon tapisserie Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15500ST is one of the rarest and most desirable dial configurations in the Royal Oak line — the warm pink-orange hue of the salmon dial pairs with the steel case to create a contrast that is simultaneously bold and refined. This Superclone AP dress watch superclone reproduces the salmon Grande Tapisserie dial with its characteristic warmth, the applied gold indices, and the integrated steel bracelet in a package that stands out from every other Royal Oak colour variant.

Specifications

Movement: Clone Cal.4302, 60-hour power reserve, automatic. Case: 316L stainless steel, 41mm. Crystal: Sapphire. Bracelet: Integrated steel H-link. Bezel: Octagonal eight-screw. Water Resistance: 50m. Dial: Salmon Grande Tapisserie with gold applied indices. Functions: Hours, minutes, date.

Why Buyers Choose This Superclone

The salmon Royal Oak appeals to buyers who want a dial colour that reads as understated from a distance but reveals its warmth on closer inspection. Against the steel case and brushed bracelet, the salmon dial has an almost rose-gold quality without requiring a gold case. This Superclone AP captures that distinctiveness faithfully.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the salmon dial limited to certain references? A: On the authentic piece, salmon dials appear on selected references including 26240 and 15550. This superclone brings the salmon dial to the 15500 configuration.

Q: Does the salmon dial fade? A: No — the lacquer-over-tapisserie application is stable and colourfast.

Q: What strap colours complement the salmon dial? A: Tan leather, orange rubber, and the integrated steel bracelet all work well with the salmon dial.

Q: Is this difficult to find? A: Salmon dial Royal Oaks are among the hardest authentic pieces to source — this superclone makes the configuration accessible.

Q: Is this a 1:1 Superclone AP? A: Yes — closely mirroring the 15500ST salmon tapisserie configuration in dial colour, texture, and case execution.