Audemars Piguet 2120

AutomaticDiscontinuedÉbauche
Family: 21xx36 jewels40h power reserve19,800 vph (5.5 Hz)

The Audemars Piguet 2120 is an automatic movement introduced in 1967. Measuring just 2.45mm thick, it is based on the Jaeger-LeCoultre 920 and was also used by Vacheron Constantin and Patek Philippe. Operating at 19,800 vph with a 40-hour power reserve and 36 jewels, it features sweep seconds and no date. The caliber powered Royal Oak references including the reference 5402, and remains a landmark ultra-thin automatic despite being discontinued.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Movement Type

Automatic

Jewel Count

36 jewels

Power Reserve

40h

Frequency

19,800 vph (5.5 Hz)

Height

2.45mm

Display Type

Analog

FEATURES

Sweep Seconds

QUICK FACTS

TYPE

Automatic

STATUS

Discontinued

MANUFACTURE

Ébauche

LAUNCH YEAR

1967

CALIBER FAMILY

21xx

COUNTRY

Switzerland

ALSO KNOWN AS

cal. 2120ap 2120