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Swatch x Audemars Piguet Bioceramic Royal Pop Ocho Negro SSX03W101N

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Swatch x Audemars Piguet Bioceramic Royal Pop Ocho Negro SSX03W101NProduct Details Reference Number SSX03W101N Case Size 40mm Case Material Bioceramic Movement Mechanical Dial Black Release Date 05 16 2026 Product Description Included Accessories: The Box Packaging, The Calfskin Leather Lanyard, The Royal Pop Watch, The Warranty Card, Sapphire Crystal Face Protective Sticker, Sapphire Glass Caseback Protective Sticker "Ocho" is Spanish for eight, and "Negro" is Spanish for black. The Swatch x Audemars Piguet

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Reference Number

SSX03W101N

Case Size

40mm

Case Material

Bioceramic

Movement

Mechanical

Dial

Black

Release Date

05/16/2026

Product Description

Included Accessories:The Box Packaging, The Calfskin Leather Lanyard, The Royal Pop Watch, The Warranty Card, Sapphire Crystal Face Protective Sticker, Sapphire-Glass Caseback Protective Sticker

"Ocho" is Spanish for eight, and "Negro" is Spanish for black. The Swatch x Audemars Piguet Bioceramic Royal Pop "Ocho Negro" (SSX03W101N) is one of eight pocket watches in the Royal Pop collection, each named for the word "eight" in a different language, each carrying the eight visible hexagonal screws that define the AP Royal Oak bezel.

Ocho Negro pairs a black Bioceramic case with a white octagonal bezel and crown. The white Grande Tapisserie dial carries Grade A Super-LumiNova hands and hour markers with blue light emission, protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. Eight white hexagonal screws with a vertical satin finish complete the Royal Oak silhouette.

The movement is the first-ever hand-wound Sistem51. All previous Sistem51 movements, including MoonSwatch, were automatic. This version adds a Nivachron hairspring, 90-hour power reserve, and 15 patents in a Lépine layout with the crown at 12 o'clock. The transparent sapphire caseback showcases the movement alongside a digitally printed Pop Art design, with collaborative Swatch x AP branding on the dial, crown, and caseback.

Included: an 18cm black calfskin lanyard with white stitching, attached via a Bioceramic clip system.

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These books are always great! One of my son’s faves. Great story and great quality as usual!
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Yeah, this is a Little Golden Book, but in many ways it seems more like something that would be a special addition to a boxed set of the 1980's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series. It's written as if April O'Neil is talking to the reader directly and it gives a pretty good overview of each of the turtles and their personalities/roles, how the turtles and splinter became mutants, who their enemies are, and references a few reoccurring characters from the series. My kids have been watching a lot of the original series lately and they loved this book. It also wasn't tedious for me to read and wasn't overly long as some of these tv books are. If you have a kid that is a fan of the original series, this is a great pickup. If you know someone who grew up on this series and maybe collects some of the original Turtles stuff, this could be a fun little gift for them to add to their collection
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