·Finer Lux
AP Jewellery 2026: New Royal Oak Collection and History
Explore new AP jewellery, Royal Oak cuffs, necklaces and earrings, UK prices, exact references and the history of Audemars Piguet jewellery.
This blog is a space where we share our personal experiences with luxury watches and fine jewellery. It's a collection of stories, insights, and reflections from our own journey, alongside perspectives from the best within the industry.
·Finer Lux
Explore new AP jewellery, Royal Oak cuffs, necklaces and earrings, UK prices, exact references and the history of Audemars Piguet jewellery.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
The Royal Oak Serena Williams edition pairs white ceramic with a pink mother-of-pearl dial. Explore reference 26450CB.OO.1356CB.02, its £75,500 UK indicative price and Calibre 6401.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
Rolex’s new annual calendar explained: launch references and prices, the Haplos mechanism, moonphase, vintage roots and overlooked details from its patent and owner’s guide.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
Thinking about servicing your Patek Philippe? From a simple strap change to a full complication overhaul, here's what owners can expect to pay in the UK — broken down by service type, with real-world examples of which models typically need each one.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
The tachymeter is the scale most people notice on a chronograph and the one fewest know how to use. Here is how it actually works, what the numbers mean, and the racing history that made it the signature of the Rolex Daytona.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
Every summer the world's oldest tennis tournament turns a corner of south west London a vivid shade of green, and on the wrist of its champions sits a crown. This is the story of Rolex and Wimbledon, the slate and green Datejust collectors prize, and what one costs today in sterling.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
Rolex built its reputation on precision, prestige, and performance. Yet scattered throughout the brand's century-long history are watches so unusual, so experimental, or so short-lived that even seasoned collectors do a double-take. From a Rolex powered by a quartz movement to dials painted in colours that look lifted from a Caribbean sunset, these are the watches that tell a very different story about one of the world's great watchmakers.

·Kaitlyn Dotson
Following the official price update effective February 2026, a modern Rolex costs between £550 and £780 to service, classic five digit references run from £830 to £1,190, and vintage four digit pieces range from £1,380 to £7,350. Every official overhaul also includes a two year guarantee. Full official price tables, likely extra part costs, and what the service involves are all below.