The iconic watchmaker has just unveiled the pieces that make up its Spring Novelties 2025 line, which stand out for their mechanical complexity and stunning aesthetics.
Audemars Piguet is no less than 150 years old and is celebrating it with greatness by presenting a series of timepieces that combine tradition, innovation and luxury under its impeccable savoir-faire. The highlight of the season comes with the perpetual calendar calibre, the Calibre 7138, which debuts in three models. The first is the 41 mm Code 11.59 in 18-carat white gold, priced at around €130,000.
In addition, the Royal Oak comes in two 41 mm versions, one in stainless steel and the other in 18-carat sand gold, both priced at just over €116,000. But most impressive of all, all models are protected by five patents and allow the functions to be conveniently adjusted via a multifunctional crown.
Among other novelties, and apart from the Perpetual Calendar, comes a limited edition piece that commemorates the legacy of Audemars Piguet: the Royal Oak ‘150th Anniversary’. A 41 mm titanium jewel, limited to only 150 pieces, which evokes the design of the historic Ref. 25729PT openworked from the 1990s and whose value amounts to €208,000.
Finally, there is the Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon, an elegant 38 mm watch in 18-carat gold that is one of the most sophisticated offerings in the collection. It features 235 sparkling diamonds adorning the case and lugs, and houses the Calibre 2968 RD#3, the first automatic flying tourbillon in this case size.
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