Piaget 2026 – Andy Warhol Watches, Flying Tourbillon & New Polo Collection | Watches & Wonders 2026

Piaget arrives at Watches & Wonders 2026 with a lineup that spans from iconic pop culture history to some of the finest complications the brand has ever produced. Tim Mosso goes hands-on with every piece. True to Piaget's signature Extraleganza style, the Piaget Polo 79 Two-Tone showcases its mastery of gold craftsmanship. The brushed white gold case and integrated bracelet are dramatically punctuated by the gadroons in polished yellow gold. The Polo Signature Date brings the Polo 79's signature gadroons across the entire range of blue dials for the first time — the hypnotic graphic lines that have defined the collection since 1979 now unified across the lineup. Two new gold creations join in the 42mm case size, available in steel or rose gold with interchangeable rubber strap or steel bracelet. The Polo Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin in White Gold with Ruby Bezel is a statement piece — one of Piaget's most technically demanding complications wrapped in one of its most visually striking executions. The ruby-set bezel adds a flash of color to the ultra-thin perpetual calendar that remains one of the thinnest of its kind. The Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase combines two of watchmaking's most beloved complications — a flying tourbillon and a moonphase — in the Polo's fluid integrated design. A high-complication Polo that still looks like it belongs on a boat. The Andy Warhol watches are the conversation starters of the collection — two stone dial pieces in Tiger's E