Piaget: A Timeless Icon Reborn with the Andy Warhol Watch

The Andy Warhol Watch features a striking Clou de Paris pattern on its white gold case and a rare blue meteorite dial, paying homage to Warhol’s artistic legacy and his special bond with Piaget. The watch traces its origins to the Black Tie model, produced in 1972, equipped with the innovative Beta21 movement of the time. This model is known as the most iconic piece in Warhol’s collection. An active member of the Piaget Society, Warhol frequently attended the brand’s events thanks to his close friendship with Yves Piaget. Now, through a collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, this watch has been officially renamed the “Andy Warhol Watch.”

Innovative Design and Details
The Clou de Paris pattern, a guilloché motif featuring elegant, pyramid-like squares, is a hallmark of Piaget’s design DNA. The pattern on the white gold case enhances the watch’s aesthetic appeal with its light play and layered structure, perfected by Piaget’s Ateliers de l’Extraordinaire team over 10 months. The interplay of light from the case and the striking blue reflection of the meteorite dial give this watch a vintage yet modern touch. Vintage-inspired Dauphine-style hands and elegant indexes add a nostalgic element to the design, while Piaget’s in-house 501P1 automatic movement offers technical excellence.

Bespoke Design and Personalization Options
The launch of the Andy Warhol Watch is celebrated with Piaget’s Made to Order concept, offering customers the opportunity to design their own unique timepiece. Options include 10 different ornamental stone dials, such as turquoise, malachite, and the eye-catching Falcon Eye, alongside the rare meteorite dial. Customers can also choose from five different leather strap colors, new Dauphine-style hands or original baton hands, and a white or rose gold case, transforming the watch into a personal work of art.