In Watches and Wonders 2026, Piaget builds a wonderfully coherent narrative in which each creation seems to spring from the same matrix: the ability to fuse technical precision, design culture, and a deep understanding of materials. The result is a universe where time takes shape through gold, ornamental stones, and increasingly sophisticated movements.

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Polo: between historical icon and new declinations

The Piaget Polo 79 represents the heart of this evolution. Version 2026, reference G0A51151, retains the 38 mm case with a thickness of 7.45 mm, made of white gold with satin-finished and polished gadroons. The dial combines white gold and sodalite, while the integrated bracelet echoes the same construction language. Inside works the in-house automatic caliber 1200P, with water resistance to 5 ATM and a hefty weight of about 190 grams, which emphasizes the material presence of gold .

Alongside this icon, a more precious and compact declination of the Polo emerges. Reference G0A51030 introduces a 36 mm case with a thickness of 8.8 mm, in 4N gold with diamonds, paired with a blue quartz dial. The movement is the automatic caliber 500P1, while water resistance remains at 5 ATM. Here the Pole moves closer and closer to the jeweler’s language, without losing its own identity.

Piaget Polo Signature Date: complexity and modularity

Alongside Polo 79, the Polo Signature Date line represents the most contemporary evolution of the collection.

Here the construction becomes more articulated. Cases go up to 42 mm, with steel or rose gold variants, while maintaining the same ergonomic architecture: a round shape inscribed in a coussin silhouette. Water resistance and construction follow sport-elegant standards, while the real innovation is in modularity: interchangeable bracelets and straps, designed to adapt to different contexts.

The dials, featuring the gadroon motif, are declined with or without diamonds, while the 36 mmintroducea more jeweled level, with bezels and hour markers set. The movement, while not as detailed in the press kit as the 1200P1, remains consistent with Piaget’s philosophy: automatic, slim, designed to maintain elegant proportions and a low profile.

Andy Warhol: design, stone and identity

Another key presence is the Andy Warhol line, which continues to explore the dialogue between art and watchmaking.

The High Jewellery version (G0A51237) features a 45 mm rose gold case decorated with gadroons and baguette-cut diamonds, combined with a bronzite dial. The movement is automatic caliber 501P1, with water resistance of 3 ATM.

Alongside this, we find two more basic but equally distinctive interpretations. Reference G0A51245 features a 45 x 43 mm case, 8.08 mm thick, in rose gold with a Clou de Paris bezel and bull’s eye dial, mounting the same caliber 501P1. The G0A51246 variant maintains the proportions but introduces a gadroon bezel and a blue quartz dial, reinforcing the link with the Maison’s color palette .

Sixtie: geometry and technical delicacy

The Sixtie is confirmed as one of the most interesting designs. Reference G0A51335 features a compact 29 mm case with 6.5 mm thickness in rose gold, combined with a blue quartz dial and alligator strap. The movement is quartz caliber 57P, with hour and minute indication and water resistance to 5 ATM.

Alongside this more minimalist version, Piaget also offers a high jewelry declination: the Sixtie High Jewellery cuff watch (G0A51350), with a 26 x 24 mm case in rose gold, Décor Palace workmanship, diamonds and opal dial. The movement remains quartz, but here the technique is put completely at the service of matter and light .

Cuff watch: the return of the jewel-watch

The tradition of jewel watches is also expressed in the G0A51258 cuff watch, a diamond-braided rose gold bracelet that houses a turquoise dial. The movement is quartz caliber 355P, with water resistance of 3 ATM. It is a creation that directly recalls the legacy of the 1960s and 1970s, when Piaget redefined the boundary between watchmaking and jewelry.

Swinging Pebbles: three interpretations of the matter.

The Swinging Pebbles come in three variants, all sharing compact dimensions(21.5 mm) and the use of the quartz caliber 355P.

The rose gold version (G0A51408) features a verdite dial, while the white gold version (G0A51409) introduces pietersite and a diamond-embellished case. Finally, the yellow gold version (G0A51410) usestiger’s eye, enhancing warm and deep tones. All models maintain a water resistance of 3 ATM.

Here the technique is hidden behind the form: movement is integrated within the stone, turning each piece into an almost sculptural object.

Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon: the technical limit

Closing the course, the Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon (G0A51540) represents the ultimate in Piaget research. The 41.5 mm case has a total thickness of just 2 mm, made of a brown cobalt and rose gold alloy. The dial integrates an ornamental stone, in this case tiger’s eye, while the movement is the manual caliber 970P-UC tourbillon.

The leather strap with Kevlar core underscores the structural complexity of the design, while water resistance stands at 2 ATM, consistent with a creation of this nature.

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