Piaget’s 2025 Watch Releases Revisit the 1960s-1970s

Long ago, Piaget was far better known for their jewelry than their watches, but since about 1957, when Piaget unveiled a 2mm-thick watch movement, that gap has been closing. In modern times they’ve remained among the industry leaders in both ultra-thin watchmaking and high jewelry watches. The 2025 Piaget releases, most of which were released at Watches and Wonders Geneva, lean heavily into their 1960s-1970s heritage.

Piaget continues to be one of the most underrated luxury watch brands on the market in my book, and while none of these releases will change that overnight, it looks to be a pretty solid year for the brand. Let’s take a look at each new 2025 Piaget model.

2025 Piaget Altiplano Ultimate Khaki Green Releases

While most of the 2025 Piaget novelties are vintage-inspired, two are decidedly new-school Altiplano models.

Ultimate Concept Tourbillon ref. G0A50530

Piaget makes some of the thinnest watches in the world, and their Ultimate Concept Tourbillon released in 2024 stunned the industry by integrating a one-minute flying tourbillon into a cobalt alloy case that measures just 2mm thick—including both the crystal and movement. With a 41.5mm diameter and ample 40-hour power reserve, it’s a classy but decidedly modern watch. And for 2025, Piaget has released a new Khaki Green colorway.

The cobalt case is a much lighter grey color than on the 2024 release, but fundamentally it’s the same material. Inside is Piaget’s in-house 970P-UC manual-winding caliber with a flying tourbillon which is visible from either side of the case. Water resistance is 20 meters—quite respectable for the ultra-thin segment. This year’s design updates include gold details on movement components (such as screws and the tourbillon display scale), as well as khaki green accents on the dial and around the crown, all paired with a Polish mesh-pattern green calfskin strap reinforced with Kevlar. The off-centered dial for hours and minutes remains a signature element, while the tourbillon at 10 o’clock and open barrel at the base showcase Piaget’s willingness to explore unconventional movement architecture.

Piaget released a second, far less exclusive (but still impressive) Khaki Green Altiplano Ultimate for 2025 as well. The two-hand Piaget Altiplano Ultimate automatic 910P Khaki Green comes in a 41mm case made of 18k yellow gold, and despite being automatic, it’s only 4.3mm tall. In fact, the original colorway of this model was world’s thinnest automatic watch when it debuted in 2018. That version didn’t have the pleasant khaki green coloration of the visible bridges, though.

The Altiplano Ultimate Automatic 910P is an ultra-thin automatic watch where the caseback itself serves as the mainplate for the movement. The time is again displayed off-center, and the automatic winding is achieved via a peripheral rotor, with bridges and wheels exposed dial-side for dramatic effect. List price is $41,300, whereas the Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon is a “price on request” situation.

2025 Piaget Altiplano Khaki Green Specs

	Piaget Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon Khaki Green	Piaget Altiplano Ultimate Automatic 910P Khaki Green
Reference Number	G0A50530	G0A50126
Case Material	M64BC cobalt alloy	18k yellow gold
Case Width	41.5 mm	41 mm
Case Thickness	2 mm	4.3 mm
Movement Caliber	970P-UC (ultra-thin flying tourbillon, manual-wind)	910P (ultra-thin, automatic, peripheral rotor, 6 beats per second)
Power Reserve	35 hours	48 hours
Bracelet/Strap	Polish-mesh pattern calfskin w/ Kevlar	Green alligator strap, gold buckle
MSRP	Price on request (Est. ~$750,000)	$41,300 USD

Polo 1979 White Gold

Piaget continued its journey of revisiting iconic designs with the 2025 release of a Polo 79 in white gold, a subtler counterpart to the yellow gold reissue that debuted a year prior. The white gold Polo 79 maintains the hallmark features of the original, including its 38mm case size, integrated bracelet, and the signature gadroons that interrupt brushed surfaces for a striking visual contrast.

The case and bracelet of the Polo 79 are made entirely from 18-karat gold, except for the sapphire caseback which allows for a nice view of the well-finished 1200P1 movement, micro-rotor and all.

2025 Piaget Polo 1979 White Gold Specs

Model Name	Piaget Polo 79
Reference Number	G0A50150
Case Material	18k White Gold
Case Width	38mm
Case Thickness	7.35mm
Movement Caliber	1200P1 (Automatic, 6 beats per second)
Movement Functions	Hours, Minutes
Water Resistance	50m (5 ATM)
Bracelet/Strap	Integrated bracelet in 18k white gold with polished gadroons and brushed block links
MSRP	Price on request

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2025 Piaget Andy Warhol Tiger’s Eye

Andy Warhol was a fan of fine gold dress watches, and he once called the Cartier Tank “the watch to wear”–even though he never wound his. But he was also known for liking Piaget watches, most notably a relatively large early quartz model with a distinctive stepped cushion case that he acquired in 1973. Warhol even met Yves Piaget in 1979 and would ultimately own at least seven Piaget watches in his lifetime. In 2023, Piaget launched a modernized version of Warhol’s beloved Beta 21-powered Piaget as part of their High Watchmaking collection. At first, they called it the Black Tie, which was the original model’s nickname, but with the blessing of the Warhol Foundation, it is now simply called the Andy Warhol. It’s offered in rose gold or white gold only, with prices starting at $43,400.

For 2025, Piaget has released a new exotic stone dial for the white gold Andy Warhol case: tiger’s eye. Malachite and meteorite were already available, but the tiger’s eye might be the nicest yet. The watch is under 8mm thick, which is a nice plus, but not surprising given Piaget’s history of thin watchmaking. This is a simple two-hand automatic watch, and the dial only has three words: “Piaget” at the top, and “Swiss Made” in small letters at the bottom. The minimalism of the dial allows the case shape to shine.

2025 Piaget Andy Warhol Tiger’s Eye Specs

Model Name	Andy Warhol Tiger’s Eye
Reference Number	G0A50240
Case Material	18K White Gold
Case Width	45 x 43 mm
Case Thickness	7.6mm
Water Resistance	30 meters
Movement Caliber	Manufacture 534P (Automatic, 6 beats per second)
Movement Functions	Hours, Minutes
Power Reserve	42 hours
Dial Description	Tiger’s eye stone
Bracelet/Strap	Brown leather strap
MSRP	$51,000

Sixtie

As a world-famous jewelry company it makes sense that Piaget pays more attention to their ladies’ watch lineup than most brands. In addition to their ultra-exclusive high jewelry watches, Piaget has four main ladies’ watch families: the diamond-set asymmetrical Limelight Gala, the women’s Polo Date, the dressy round Possession, and now for 2025, the Sixtie.

The shape of the 2025 Piaget Sixtie wristwatches was inspired by the shape of one of their most famous non-wrist watches: the Swinging Sautoirs (long necklace watches) that debuted in 1969 with the advent of their “21st Century Collection.” Piaget makes Swinging Sautoirs even now, and in fact there’s a new one of those this year too (I’ll get to that soon).

Available in stainless steel, 4N pink gold, or a mix of the two, the Sixtie has a rounded-trapezoidal case shape. A diamond-set bezel is optional if you choose the pink gold case, whereas the steel version only comes with a diamond bezel. The two-tone has no diamonds.

All four models come with satin-brushed silver dials with gold baton hour markers (except for the roman VI and XII). Like the Andy Warhol, the Sixtie only displays the hours and minutes, so there’s no once-per-second “tick” giving the quartz caliber 57P movement away.

Even for the top luxury watch brands, it’s extremely difficult to make a “hot” ladies’ watch that isn’t a shrunken version of a popular men’s model, but I think this 2025 release is a strong attempt by Piaget. Although its bezel (particularly in non-diamond form) has the stepped aesthetic of the Andy Warhol, the Sixtie appears much more feminine.

2025 Piaget Sixtie Specs

Model Name	Sixtie
Reference Number	G0A50300 (Steel w/diamond bezel) G0A50301 (Two-tone) G0A50302 (4N pink gold) G0A50304 (4N pink gold w/diamond bezel)
Case Width	29mm
Case Thickness	6.5mm
Water Resistance	50m
Movement Caliber	Caliber 57P (Quartz)
Movement Functions	Hours, minutes
Battery Life	2-3 years
Dial Description	Satin-brushed silver
Bracelet/Strap	Five-link bracelet
MSRP	TBA

Rainbow Aura

It’s hard to stand out in the crowded world of rainbow luxury watches these days, but Piaget’s 2025 rainbow release is certainly striking. Piaget had previously released a version of this watch that faded from blue sapphires to diamonds, and now they’ve done the whole rainbow. Note that these are all baguettes–much more expensive than round gems.

2025 Piaget Rainbow Aura Specs

Model Name	Rainbow Aura
Case Material	White gold set with diamonds and rainbow-gradient sapphires
Case Width	27 mm x 30 mm
Movement Caliber	430P (Manual, 6 beats per second)
Movement Functions	Hours, Minutes
Power Reserve	43 hours
Bracelet/Strap	Fully integrated white gold bracelet with baguette-cut diamonds and sapphires
MSRP	Price on request

Other 2025 Piaget High Jewelry Watches

The Rainbow Aura wasn’t the only 2025 Piaget high jewelry watch release. They’ve unveiled two new versions of their distinctive Hidden Treasures cuff watch. One has an asymmetrical white gold case with an opal dial and a gradient of sapphires on the visible part of the bezel. The other is yellow gold, with a snakeskin pattern and a textured green enamel dial appearing to have been chiseled away from underneath the bracelet.

The extravagant Swinging Sautoirs models have also been given a few new stone-dial options that include turquoise, tiger’s eye, and ruby-root (shown above).

Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase

The first Piaget release of 2025 came in February: the Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase. Piaget has put an astronomical moonphase and a flying tourbillon into a 44mm titanium case with a thickness of just 9.8mm.

The manual-winding Caliber 642P, derived from Piaget’s iconic 600P movement, is only 4mm thick and features a stylized “P” on the tourbillon cage. The moonphase complication, accurate to within one day every 122 years (run-of-the-mill moonphase watches need adjustment every 2.6 years) is displayed at 6 o’clock, while the tourbillon occupies the upper part of the dial in a figure-eight layout.

The partially openworked blue gadrooned dial reveals intricate perlage decoration, with luminescent lance hands and indices ensuring legibility. The titanium case alternates between polished and satin-brushed finishes, with blue PVD-coated inserts for added visual depth. Paired with interchangeable blue rubber and alligator straps, this $99,000 watch flexes Piaget’s non-diamond muscle.

2025 Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase Specs

Model Name	Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase
Reference Number	G0A49080
Case Material	Titanium (polished and satin-brushed finish)
Case Width	44 mm
Case Thickness	9.8 mm
Movement Caliber	642P (Manual, 6 beats per second)
Movement Functions	Hours, minutes, flying tourbillon, astronomical moonphase
Power Reserve	40 hours
Bracelet/Strap	Blue rubber strap with quick-release system; additional blue alligator strap
MSRP	USD $99,000

While the Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase is Piaget’s most horologically impressive release of 2025, the master goldsmiths and gem-setters of the brand have been showing off their skills as well. Because of their focus on dress watches, Piaget will probably never get the amount of hype the top luxury watch brands that prioritize sports models get, but for refined collectors in the know–particularly those who love gold watches–Piaget is a brand to pay attention to.