The Audemars Piguet will release a watch soon to celebrate Mexico's 200 years of independence (1810 - 2010). Same as the Royal Oak Offshore case and style, the watch will have a few cues to the country it celebrates. White dial with green Numeral hour markers and a red second hand,they are mimic the Mexican flag color. The case measure 42mm in diameter and will be have 100 pieces available in 18k rose gold, and 200 pieces available in titanium.
Flip the watch over and you'll find the major design element of the watch that is a shout-out to Mexico. Nicely engraved is an image of the Angel of Independence that is located in Mexico City. It is constant reminder for the citizens of the large city of the country's 200 year history, and now it can realized again on your wrist. Mexico City contains a significant wealthy class who will no doubt enjoy the timepiece's sentiments and luxury nature.
Technical specifications of the Audemars Piguet watch include Audemars Piguet Calibre 2326/2804 automatic movement,38 hour power reserve,Cotes de Geneve finishing (though you'll have to remove the caseback to enjoy any of it),water resistant to 100 meters and is matched with a hornback crocodile strap. Available soon, with likely most pieces available in or near Mexico.
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