The reference 14802 saw the rebirth of the 39mm “Jumbo” Royal Oak for the 20th anniversary of the Royal Oak. Sold between 1992 and 2002, 691 examples were produced in steel (with 2 dial variations), 286 in yellow gold (with 4 dial variations), along with 20 in platinum (with 2 dial variations). Ref. 14802 introduced the first salmon pink dials as well as hammered "Tuscany blue" iterations, although there is no record of how many of these special dials were produced. In addition, a sapphire caseback revealed Calibre 2121 and most of the latter’s gold oscillating weights featured an anniversary motif accompanied by the case number.

Of the 691 examples of this reference released in stainless steel, only a few were fitted with the rare, resplendent salmon dial that has become in the intervening decades overwhelmingly desirable to collectors.

A time capsule, the present watch is distinguished by its most probably unpolished condition. All contrasting polished and brushed finishes remain intact, and show how a "factory spec" reference 14802 looked like when it left the factory. The salmon dial remains vibrant with barely any sign of aging - Audemars Piguet has even taken inspiration from this very model in its contemporary catalog with the reference 15202BC. Furthermore, all original accessories are present - even the original certificate and numbered box, indicating that the present watch is part of the Jubilée series.

Salmon dials in particular are rarely offered in the contemporary Audemars Piguet menu, and with less than 300 pieces ever produced, this is an extremely rare opportunity to obtain an extremely low production and absolutely gorgeous timepiece, perfect for the discerning collector.