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|Olivier Audemars, of the family that still own the Swiss watch house Audemars Piguet, talks to the Jewellery Editor about how the Royal Oak watch came to life as it celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Olivier Audemars, of the Swiss watch house Audemars Piguet, talks to the Jewellery Editor about how the Royal Oak watch came to life.
Olivier Audemars, of the family that still own the Swiss watch house Audemars Piguet, talks to the Jewellery Editor about how the Royal Oak watch came to life as it celebrates its 40th anniversary.
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