Audemars piguet Royal Oak, which looks like diamonds and is as clear as frosted grains, is actually called frosted gold or golden hammer or frosted gold.

Frosted gold, a unique decorative art, is also called gold stamping process. Its biggest feature is the flash from the surface of the watch case and strap. Just swing it gently and it will shine like a diamond. This technology comes from the ancient gold-plating technology, which refines the surface of the object and is called Florence Gold.

Audemars piguet's frosted gold design was designed by Carolina Bucci, a famous designer in Florence, Italy. In the past, Carolina applied this technology to jewelry design and created many famous jewelry works. Nowadays, when applied to watches, it has a unique flavor!

The Butch family is a famous design and jewelry processing family in Florence. This technology uses a diamond-tipped hammer to strike gold, forming tiny dents on the surface. Through the light irradiation from different angles, it will emit a unique flash like a gem, just like the crystal texture of diamond dust, like a inlaid diamond, and the matte feels very smooth!