Piaget reveals its latest timekeeping creations at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025, showcasing a collection that blends innovation with heritage. At the forefront is the Sixtie line, a bold reinterpretation of trapeze-shaped designs inspired by the Maison’s avant-garde legacy of the 1960s and ‘70s. Joining the lineup is the refined white gold Polo 79, a tribute to the glamour of the 1980s, along with vibrant new iterations of the Andy Warhol watch, exemplifying Piaget’s mastery of color and ornamental stone craftsmanship. These remarkable timepieces highlight the Maison’s unwavering commitment to horological artistry and timeless elegance.
Sixtie
Inspired by the flamboyant creativity of the late 1960s, this Sixtie model embraces a trapeze-shaped watch case that pays homage to Piaget’s reinvention of the jewelry timepiece. Reviving the Maison’s reinvention of the jewellery watch, this collection transforms timepieces into wearable art, embodying avant-garde sophistication inspired by the iconic trapeze dress by Yves Saint Laurent.
Adorned with intricate gold details, the supple bracelet features interlaced trapeze-shaped links that drape gracefully, reflecting light and enhancing sophistication. The finely chiselled gadroons on the bezel evoke the spirit of Piaget’s iconic designs, including the watch once owned by Andy Warhol. The satin-finished dial harmonizes golden hour markers, baton hands, and Roman numerals, showcasing the collection’s subtle extravagance.
Polo 79 White Gold
Expanding upon the luxurious revival seen in its 2024 yellow gold edition, Piaget unveils a new Polo 79 watch in white gold. Inspired by the glamour and sports chic spirit of the 1980s, this latest creation retains the Maison’s signature gadroon pattern that seamlessly adorns the bracelet, case, and dial. Crafted from 18k white gold, the timepiece offers a refined take on its predecessor, weighing just 200 grams despite its opulent construction. With tonal dotted engravings serving as hour markers and minute tracks, complemented by Piaget’s logo and dauphine hands, the design remains minimalist yet elegant.
Just like the 2024 model, the white gold Polo is powered by an in-house 1200P1 Manufacture self-winding movement, which can be admired through its open caseback. The caliber delivers exceptional precision and reliability, encased within a slim 38mm white gold case with a thickness of only 7.45mm. Its shockproof and waterproof qualities, combined with its modern upgrades, reaffirm the Maison’s dedication to blending functional excellence with sophisticated artistry, further solidifying its place as “the world’s ultimate sports watch.”
The Andy Warhol Watch
Piaget continues to honor its partnership with Andy Warhol watch for the Visual Arts through the latest iteration of the Andy Warhol watch, a design cherished by the cultural icon himself. Originally introduced in 1972 as the 15102 and later renamed the Black Tie watch in 2014, this timepiece has undergone a magnificent transformation in its newest High Jewelry edition. Featuring a radiant opal dial encased within a 45mm gold gadroon bezel adorned with a triple row of baguette-cut blue sapphires, the watch highlights the Maison’s mastery of color and gemstones. The opal’s vibrant blue and green tones, complemented by perfectly matched sapphires, pay homage to Yves Piaget’s favorite stone, symbolizing purity and brilliance.
Expanding the collection is the tiger’s eye Andy Warhol watch, showcasing Piaget’s dedication to ornamental stones. The tiger’s eye dial, known for its striking amber hues and golden needles, captures natural luster and graphic sophistication. It joins other meteorite dial versions in blue, green and white. Powered by the in-house 501P1 Manufacture self-winding movement, these watches also offer customization options, including a choice of 10 ornamental stone dials, various strap colors and baton or dauphine hand styles.
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