This year, the Maison Piaget invites connoisseurs into a new world of shapes and sensations where gold is crafted, color is celebrated, and form becomes a daring language of self expression. At the prestigious Watches and Wonders Geneva, the house unveiled its signature Art of Color, solidifying its reputation as the House of Gold. By meticulously shaping, engraving, and illuminating its most precious material, Piaget has created a foundation from which every vibrant hue can truly shine, offering collections that embody true distinction for those who value both impeccable craftsmanship and the refined art of living.
Guided by a spirit to do what has never been done before, Piaget continues to blur the line between watchmaking and fine jewelry. This year’s creations stand as a bold testament to that vision, where vibrant color, innovative form, and artisanal mastery converge into an unforgettable expression of style.
The Sixtie Collection
The Piaget Sixtie has officially anchored itself in new territory with the launch of two new versions that plunge deep into the blue. Inspired by the swinging sixties, this case features a generous, femininely proportioned trapezoid that reflects the era while serving the simple function to mark sixty seconds, sixty times an hour. This reinterpretation of the Maison’s rich archives brings a contemporary edge to the collection, proving that a timeless shape can feel entirely new when reimagined with fresh allure.
The Polo Signature
The iconic Piaget Polo Date has been specially redesigned to showcase the brand signature gadroons, elevating the timepiece with unparalleled depth. These decorative features are far more than simple striations, acting as the perfect epitome of the subtle encounter between elegance and extravagance known as Extraleganza. By enhancing the overall shape and revealing the beauty of the materials, these additions ensure that the Polo Date remains a pillar of sophisticated watchmaking.
The Swinging Pebbles
Piaget channels its immense creative energy into a brand new collection of modern swinging sautoirs titled Swinging Pebbles, which are seamlessly carved from a trio of exquisite ornamental stones including tiger eye, verdite, or pietersite. Each pendant is sculpted from a single slice of stone, which is then delicately hollowed out to house a precise manufacture movement before being closed to form a smooth, polished pebble case. These stunning pieces hang from a sinuous, twisted gold chain that serves as a beautiful tribute to the expertise in goldsmithing and chainmaking for which Piaget is renowned.
The Art of Ornamental Stones
Piaget has been a pioneer in the use of ornamental stone dials since 1963, viewing color as a vibrant language of personality and style. This bold creative approach reached a significant milestone with the 21st Century Collection, which effectively transformed functional timepieces into genuine works of art. In 2026, the Maison revisits this celebrated legacy by reigniting its passion for the Art of Color through new and striking ornamental stones. By seamlessly blending its storied heritage with a renewed spirit of modern creativity, Piaget continues to bring unparalleled boldness and elegance to every unique creation.
