Audemars Piguet Extremely rare AP Cobra integrated bracelet 18k gold watch Ref.5384

The head of AP's Complex Function Department, Michael Friedman, once described the "Royal Oak" series as "the process of crafting raw steel into works of art by hand." In that era, AP also designed and created many other exquisite pieces, but due to their overly complex craftsmanship which hindered mass production, they were buried in the annals of history. The 5384 Cobra watch we are sharing today is one of those pieces. The front of the strap has a texture like that of an old tree, yet feels exceptionally smooth, while the other side features an intertwined craftsmanship reminiscent of snake scales, sturdy and resistant to deformation. The case is manufactured by Favre-Perret SA, known for crafting the iconic Ellipse and Nautilus cases for Patek Philippe; what sets this AP watch apart is its "television set" shaped dial and glass, seamlessly integrated with the bracelet for extreme comfort when worn. The pure textured strap is made by Jean-Pierre Ecoffey, achieving an unparalleled fusion of jewelry and watchmaking craftsmanship. The watch is powered by an in-house ultra-thin cal.21C movement, based on JLC's caliber. The sapphire crown is exquisitely beautiful. Youth may not recognize the beauty of gold, but with age comes a deeper appreciation of its value and fragrance.

This watch is a single piece, in excellent overall condition, with the movement authenticated and serviced by our workshop, offering a one-year timekeeping guarantee to ensure every watch owner can purchase with confidence. A rare treasure not to be missed!