Introducing Audemars Piguet's new watches for 2026!

Audemars Piguet celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2025. In 2026, the brand continued to release a variety of new models. We'll introduce the full range of models, from the popular Royal Oak to the Neo Frame Jumping Hour, inspired by a watch the company produced in 1929.

"Neo Frame Jumping Hour"

　This unique new model combines a rectangular case with a jumping hour mechanism using a small window. The design is inspired by the "Pre-model 1271" that appeared in 1929.

　The time can be read from the jumping hour display in a small window at 12 o'clock and the minute display disc visible through an arc-shaped window at 6 o'clock. Surrounding these are sapphire crystal plates with black PVD coating, giving the watch a sleek and chic look.

　The case, crafted from 18K pink gold and featuring vertical gadroons and rounded edges, is inspired by the Streamline Moderne style of the late Art Deco era, and features a streamlined form known as the "Paquebot." The case and sapphire crystal plate are attached using a newly developed technology in which the plate is glued to the sapphire crystal and then screwed to the case, ensuring water resistance to 2 bar.

　The movement is the Cal. 7122, which is the company's first automatic movement with a jumping hour mechanism. The openwork rotor and the bridge with striped decoration can be seen through the see-through case back.

"150th Anniversary Pocket Watch"

　To commemorate its 150th anniversary, the company has unveiled a pocket watch with an ultra-complex mechanism. This piece pays homage to human history and the quest for the starry sky, and only two will be sold worldwide. The case for this time is made of platinum, but an 18K white gold model will also be released later.

　It is equipped with the newly developed hand-wound movement Cal. 1150, which has 40 functions and 22 complicated mechanisms, including a grand sonnerie, minute repeater, split-second flyback chronograph, flying tourbillon, and semi-Gregorian perpetual calendar.

　The most notable feature is the Universal Calendar, which features eight complications based on the Gregorian calendar. This calendar mechanism integrates the solar, lunar, and lunar calendars, and can display the year, month, day, week, lunar phase, summer and winter solstices, vernal and autumnal equinoxes, as well as nine holidays selected from traditions around the world. It represents "another world in which to experience the passage of time," fusing timekeeping, astronomy, and tradition. Furthermore, intuitive operation allows users to instantly switch between years 1900 and 2099 by simply twisting the bidirectional rotating gear on the case back.

　The dial, which features a subdial, a small window for the calendar, and a flying tourbillon, is crafted from blue Grand Feu enamel, while the exterior is also rich in artisanal craftsmanship, including a hand-engraved platinum case and a hand-crafted chain.

"Royal Oak Chronograph"

　The Royal Oak Chronograph, equipped with the newly developed automatic chronograph movement, Cal. 6401, has been announced. This model features a compact 38mm case and comes in three models: a stainless steel case model, an 18K pink gold case model, and an 18K pink gold case model with a diamond bezel.

　Developed over approximately five years, the Caliber 6401 features a vertical clutch and column wheel-controlled chronograph. Its patented clutch mechanism enhances reliability, responsiveness, and ease of use. It also features an instant jump date. The subdials have also been repositioned from the existing Caliber 2385, with a 12-hour counter at 3 o'clock, a small seconds at 6 o'clock, and a 30-minute counter at 9 o'clock.

　The dial features the Royal Oak's signature Grande Tapisserie pattern. The stainless steel case model is available in the iconic "Night Blue Cloud 50" colorway, creating a sporty chic impression. The 18K pink gold case model features a dark gray dial, while the 18K pink gold case model with a diamond bezel features a sand gold dial.

　The case is just 11mm thick, making it comfortable to wear despite being equipped with an automatic chronograph. The see-through case back allows you to enjoy the movement's finish and movement.

"Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar"

　The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, with its ceramic case, is equipped with the Caliber 7138, an automatic perpetual calendar movement announced in 2025. Caliber 7138 is an innovative movement that allows the complex perpetual calendar to be adjusted with a single crown. This allows for a clean case side without any holes for correctors.

　The blue dial features a Grand Tapisserie pattern and a flange with three subdials, a moon phase display, and a week display. The contrasting finishes on the subdials and the dreamy moon phase display create a three-dimensional effect. The indexes and hands are made of 18K white gold, ensuring excellent legibility.

　The scratch-resistant ceramic case and bracelet are finished in the brand's signature "Night Blue Cloud 50" color. Equipped with a complex mechanism, it is water resistant to 50 meters and is attractively housed in a slim 9.5mm. The see-through caseback allows you to view the openwork rotor and the striped bridges.

"Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked"

　This new Royal Oak is equipped with the newly developed openwork perpetual calendar movement, Cal. 7139. It features an all-in-one crown that allows all operations to be performed with the crown, without the need for correctors or pushers. Like the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Ultra Thin (RD#2) released in 2018, this model features a calendar mechanism on a single layer, achieving an astonishingly thin thickness of just 4.1mm.

　The 41mm diameter case and bracelet are made of lightweight, corrosion-resistant titanium. The bezel and bracelet studs are made of BMG (bulk metallic glass), which offers excellent aesthetics and scratch resistance. The thin movement allows the case itself to be kept to a mere 9.5mm thick.

　The sapphire crystal dial features luminous pink gold indexes and hands, while the smoked subdial adds a striking contrast. From the 6 o'clock position, you can enjoy a magical moon phase display.

Two Openworked Royal Oak Models

　Two new Royal Oak openwork models are available, featuring tone-on-tone coloring. Both models feature a bold skeleton structure that demonstrates the highest level of craftsmanship. The hands and indexes are blackened, achieving both aesthetic appeal and legibility as a skeleton watch.

The Royal Oak "Jumbo" Extra-Thin Openworked is a model with a 39mm diameter titanium case. The bezel, case back, and bracelet links are made of BMG (bulk metallic glass), which offers excellent brilliance and scratch resistance. The rhodium-colored openwork dial, which harmonizes with the case, allows visitors to see the thin automatic movement, Cal. 7124, housed inside.

The Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked is a contrasting gold-toned model, featuring a compact 37mm diameter 18K yellow gold case and a gold-toned openwork dial revealing the Caliber 3132 movement with a double balance wheel.

"Royal Oak Automatic"

　This luxurious model with a natural stone dial has been added to the Royal Oak lineup. It comes in two case sizes, 37mm and 41mm in diameter.

　The watch's greatest feature is its dial, crafted from natural green malachite. Each piece features a unique striped pattern, allowing for a unique look. The dial lacks a date display or the signature Royal Oak tapestry pattern, allowing the watch to fully appreciate the texture of the malachite, which has been hand-polished by artisans. The indexes and hands are crafted from 18K yellow gold.

　The 18K yellow gold case and bracelet are finished in a three-dimensional style with a combination of satin and polished finishes. The 41mm case model is 10.5mm thick, and the 37mm case model is 9.3mm thick, making them ideal for everyday wear.

　Both models use automatic movements, with the 41mm case model equipped with the Cal. 4309 movement, which has a power reserve of approximately 70 hours, and the 37mm case model equipped with the Cal. 5909 movement, which has a power reserve of approximately 60 hours.

"Royal Oak Offshore Diver"

　Three new, vibrantly colored models have been added to the Royal Oak Offshore Diver, a full-fledged diver's watch with 300m water resistance.

　The dial is available in three colors: black with turquoise accents, black with pink accents, and blue-green. It features the iconic Mega Tapisserie pattern and a date display at 3 o'clock. The outer edge of the dial features a diving scale, which can be operated using the crown at 10 o'clock.

　The sporty 42mm stainless steel case features two crowns accented with black ceramic. The case is 14.2mm thick and water-resistant to 300m, giving the Royal Oak Offshore Diver a powerful presence. The rubber strap, in a color that matches the dial, features an interchangeable system that allows for tool-free removal.

　The movement is equipped with the automatic Cal. 4308 with a power reserve of approximately 60 hours. The 22K pink gold rotor can be seen through the see-through case back.

"Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph"

　Two new models have been added to the impressively designed Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph: one with a beige dial and one with a smoke green dial. Both models feature a Mega Tapisserie dial, and the contrasting colors of the main dial and inset dials emphasize the design of the chronograph. The beige dial model features a "Night Blue, Cloud 50" inset dial, while the smoke green dial model features a black inset dial with a beige border. The date display is located at 4:30, achieving both visibility and functionality.

　The case is a striking size, measuring 43mm in diameter and 14.4mm thick. The beige dial model features a "Night Blue Cloud 50" ceramic base with titanium accents and a textile-style calf leather strap. The smoke green dial model combines a titanium case with a black ceramic bezel and rubber strap. The push buttons and crown on both models are made of ceramic. The interchangeable system allows for easy strap changes.

　The movement is Cal. 4401, which is equipped with a flyback chronograph. It has a power reserve of approximately 70 hours, and its movement and finish can be viewed through the see-through case back.

"Royal Oak Mini Quartz"

　Two new models have been released for the 23mm Royal Oak Mini. These models combine the sporty design of the Royal Oak with the sparkle of jewelry. They come in two models: one with a black onyx dial and one with a white mother-of-pearl dial.

　The black onyx dial is set with brilliant-cut diamond indexes, allowing you to enjoy the contrast between the deep luster of the onyx and the sparkle of the diamonds. The 6.6mm thick bracelet-integrated case is made of 18K pink gold, further enhancing the gorgeous dial.

　The white mother-of-pearl dial features clean bar indexes, allowing you to fully enjoy the iridescent mother-of-pearl. Combined with an 18K yellow gold case, it creates a bright impression.

　Both models are equipped with the highly accurate quartz movement, Cal. 2730. It boasts a battery life of over seven years and is low-maintenance. Another attractive feature is that it is finished to the same standard as a mechanical movement.

"CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar Openworked"

This new model is equipped with the same newly developed openwork perpetual calendar movement, Cal. 7139, as the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openwork. It is the first openwork perpetual calendar model for the CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet.

　The sapphire crystal dial features three subdials and a black aventurine moon phase, revealing the intricate handcrafted movement behind it. The flange features a week of the year display, allowing you to visually track the passage of time.

　The 41mm case is crafted from 18K white gold. The octagonal middle case, a hallmark of the CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet, is crafted from black ceramic. Both the 18K white gold and ceramic are given a satin and polished finish, allowing for a pleasing contrast.

　The case back is see-through, allowing you to view the movement through the case back, and enjoy the openworked rotor and grey-colored bridges.

"CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Flying Tourbillon"

　A new model with a striking soft-toned dial has been added to the CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet flying tourbillon model. The dial features a concentric signature pattern developed in collaboration with Swiss guillocher craftsman Jan von Känel, and is elegantly finished with ivory-colored PVD. The signature pattern changes appearance depending on the light.

　The 18K pink gold hands and indexes blend in with the dial, while the black minute markers add a finishing touch. An opening at 6 o'clock allows viewers to admire the dynamic movement of the flying tourbillon.

　The case is made of 18K white gold for the bezel, lugs, and case back, and black ceramic for the middle case. Despite being equipped with a complex mechanism, it is easy to wear every day, with a diameter of 41mm and a thickness of 11.8mm.

　The movement is equipped with the automatic Cal. 2950, ​​which has a power reserve of approximately 65 hours. The hand-finished work by artisans can be seen through the see-through case back.

"CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Automatic"

　Two new variations have been added to the compact 38mm CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet model: one with a black dial and one with a silver dial.

　The dial features the signature pattern developed in 2023, symbolizing the CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet, creating a subtle yet three-dimensional impression. The 18K pink gold hands and indexes, as well as the raised flange, create a design that combines simplicity and elegance. A date display is located at 3 o'clock, ensuring convenience in business situations.

　The case is crafted from 18K pink gold. While the CODE 11.59 by Audemars Piguet is known for its multi-layered case, this model's single-color construction creates a more classic design. The 38mm diameter makes it suitable for both men and women. The black dial model is paired with a black alligator leather strap, while the silver dial model is paired with a brown calf leather strap.

　Equipped with the latest generation automatic movement, Cal. 5900, it boasts a power reserve of approximately 60 hours despite being just 3.9mm thick. The see-through case back allows you to enjoy the 22K pink gold rotor and hand-finished workmanship.