The Jules Audemars Equation of Time timepiece is a truly phenomenal piece of art. The watch boasts a round, brushed, and satin finished platinum case with an intricate skeletonized dial. The dial is quite fascinating, and displays the indication of the hours and minutes. The dial also displays four very distinct subdials. A perpetual calendar complication that displays a date subdial at the 6 o'clock position, a day of the week subdial at the center of the 6 o'clock, a date subdial, and a month subdial at the 12 o'clock position with the center doubling as a moonphase indicator with a small leap year indicator directly to the right of this subdial. The timepiece's main attraction, however, is its Equation of Time complications which are all synchronized to the perpetual calendar. The complications include a sunrise subdial at the 3 o'clock position, a sunset subdial at the 9 o'clock position, and EOT hand that indicates the difference between the "mean" time and the "true" time. Lastly, the watch has a transparent case back for a closer look at the watch's inner-workings, and the black alligator leather strap fastens to the wrist with a deployment clasp.
Water resistant to ~20m/65ft.