The next model among the three is the newest Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding 43 in stainless steel with a blue rubber-clad bezel. The Méga Tapisserie dial is of the smoked blue variety while the hands and hour markers are made from rhodium-toned gold. The color-matched date window at 3 o’clock does a nice job of blending in as does the blue inner bezel. The blue rubber strap can be swapped out with the additional black one if contrasting is more your vibe. Powering the blue and steel Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding 43 is the 4 Hz Caliber 4302 automatic movement with 70 hours of power reserve.

Finally, the third of the new AP ROO watches is the stainless steel Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph 43, complete with a stainless steel bezel and black ceramic pushers and crown. As far as I can tell, this is the only Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph 43 with a steel bezel in the current collection. According to AP, the smoked bronze Méga Tapisserie dial is inspired by Habanos cigars but to my eye, I see a delicious block of Swiss chocolate. On that textured surface sits three black subdials with white markings — matching the black and white inner tachymeter bezel — along with a date window wedged between 4 and 5 o’clock. The chronograph is fitted with a palette-matching brown alligator strap with an Oxford hand-finished patina, however, you guessed it, it can be replaced with the additional accompanying black rubber strap when the occasion calls for it. The new-gen 4 Hz Caliber 4401 vertical clutch column wheel flyback chronograph movement is in charge of powering the Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph 43, providing 70 hours of power reserve.