Piaget Unveils Latest Andy Warhol Watch with Stunning New Designs at Watches and Wonders

Emma Hodgson   |   02-04-2025

Piaget has once again redefined luxury watchmaking with the reintroduction of the iconic Andy Warhol watch, officially named after the renowned artist through a partnership with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Initially launched in 1972 as the 15102, this iconic piece of craftsmanship now steps into the spotlight at Watches and Wonders with bold new designs that celebrate the brand’s enduring legacy of artistry and innovation.

The watch, previously renamed the Black Tie watch in 2014, features the pioneering Beta 21 movement and is known for its striking 45mm case, characterized by sweeping gold gadroons that curve elegantly around the bezel. It was a beloved piece in Warhol’s personal collection, standing as a symbol of the deep friendship between the artist and Yves Piaget, which began when they met in the United States. Warhol, a member of the aspirational Piaget Society, was drawn to the watch’s innovative design and craftsmanship, cementing its place as a cultural icon.

Piaget’s new edition of the Andy Warhol watch takes the original design to new heights with the introduction of playful animations that add a contemporary twist to the timepiece’s rich history. In a bold move to celebrate Piaget’s renowned ability with colour, the brand has introduced a stunning high jewellery version featuring opal and blue sapphires. The dial, made from extraordinary opal, is alive with sparks of blue and green, capturing the eye in a 45mm case, while the sapphires encircling the bezel add an additional layer of sophistication. This version follows the 2023 High Jewellery Metaphoria collection, which included a piece with a petrified wood dial and emerald hour markers, showcasing Piaget’s expertise in transforming natural stones into wearable art.

The new collection also includes a Tiger’s Eye dial, which is particularly striking with its golden needles and deep amber hues. This dial is expertly cut to highlight its opalescent quality, combining natural graphic stripes with a luminous finish. It is powered by Piaget’s in-house 501P1 Manufacture self-winding movement, ensuring precision and reliability. This piece joins the blue meteorite Andy Warhol Clou de Paris watch and other ornamental stone dial variants in Piaget’s collection.

With a range of ten ornamental stone dials and various strap colours and materials, Piaget offers collectors the opportunity to customise their Andy Warhol watch to suit their personal style.

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