All The Piaget Watch Releases in 2026
The 2026 Piaget watch releases fall into a few clear themes. There’s a continued push behind both the revived retro-cool Polo 79 and the more contemporary Polo Date collection, alongside a renewed focus on ornamental stone dials — a decorative technique the brand has been exploring since the 1960s. From stone dial executions across the Andy Warhol and Sixtie collections to a technically ambitious Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon incorporating tiger’s eye directly into its movement architecture, Piaget is balancing materials experimentation with its ongoing commitment to ultra-thin watchmaking and distinct silhouettes. Here are all the 2026 Piaget watch releases so far, complete with prices, specs, and release dates.
Polo 79 Sodalite
Release Date: April 2026
Piaget continues to flesh out its revived Polo 79 lineup with a new white gold model featuring a sodalite stone dial (Ref. G0A51151) — marking the first time this particular ornamental stone appears in the contemporary collection. While earlier versions have explored materials like onyx and lapis lazuli, this release introduces a deeper, more variegated blue tone that contrasts against the watch’s signature gadroon architecture.
The 38mm case and integrated bracelet are crafted entirely from 18k white gold, finished with alternating satin-brushed surfaces and polished gadroons that extend seamlessly across the case and bracelet. That same horizontal motif carries onto the dial, where bands of polished white gold frame sections of natural sodalite, creating a layered effect that plays with both texture and color.
Inside is the ultra-thin automatic caliber 1200P1, helping keep the case thickness to just 7.45mm despite the watch’s full gold construction, which comes in at a substantial ~190 grams (I’ve tried another variation of this watch on, it’s very hefty). Like other Polo 79 models, this one is water-resistant to 50 meters.
| Model | Polo 79 |
| Reference | G0A51151 |
| Case | 18K white gold case with satin-finished surfaces and polished gadroons 38mm diameter 7.45mm thickness Water resistance 50m |
| Dial | Sodalite dial with 18K white gold gadroons |
| Movement | Caliber 1200P Automatic winding 40-hour power reserve 21,600 bph |
| Functions | Hours, minutes |
| Bracelet | 18K white gold bracelet with satin-finished surfaces and polished gadroons |
| Weight | ≈190 g |
| Retail Price | $101,000 |
Polo Date Signature Blue Dial
Release Date: April 2026
For 2026, Piaget brings one of the defining design elements of the Polo 79 — the horizontal gadroon motif — into the broader Polo Date lineup. Previously reserved for the solid gold vintage (and vintage-inspired) icon, these engraved, alternating polished and recessed lines now appear across a full range of contemporary models, carrying this signature look into the modern Polo collection.
The result is a series of blue “Signature” dials that reinterpret the Polo’s usual layout with added texture and depth. Each model retains the standard time-and-date configuration with central seconds and a date window at 6 o’clock, but the gadroons give the dial a more graphic, structured appearance.
The lineup spans multiple configurations. 42mm stainless steel references are offered on either an interchangeable blue rubber strap (G0A51031) or a matching steel bracelet with an additional rubber strap (G0A51032), both powered by the automatic caliber 1110P and offering 100 meters of water resistance. There are also 42mm versions in rose gold (G0A51033 and G0A51034), with the latter adding a diamond-set bezel.
Smaller 36mm variants round out the collection, including steel models with diamond-set indexes (G0A51035 and G0A51024, the latter with a diamond-set bezel) and a full rose gold edition with a diamond-set bezel (G0A51036). These are powered by the automatic caliber 500P1 and offer water resistance rated to 50 meters.
Polo Signature Date Watch Specs
| Model | Piaget Polo Signature Date (42mm) | Piaget Polo Signature (36mm) |
| References | G0A51031 (steel, rubber) G0A51032 (steel, bracelet + rubber) G0A51033 (rose gold, rubber) G0A51034 (rose gold, diamond-set, rubber) | G0A51035 (steel, bracelet + rubber) G0A51024 (steel, diamond-set, bracelet + rubber) G0A51036 (rose gold, diamond-set, bracelet + rubber) |
| Case | 42mm diameter 9.4mm thickness Water resistance 100m | 36mm diameter 8.8mm thickness Water resistance 50m |
| Dial | Blue signature dial with polished gadroons | Blue signature dial with polished gadroons Diamond-set indexes (36 diamonds) |
| Movement | Caliber 1110P automatic | Caliber 500P1 automatic |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, date | Hours, minutes |
| Bracelet | Interchangeable blue rubber strap or metal bracelet | Interchangeable metal bracelet with additional blue rubber strap |
| Retail Prices | G0A51031- $14,000 G0A51032- $16,200 G0A51033- $37,700 G0A51034- $59,000 | G0A51035- $17,200 G0A51024- $25,700 G0A51036- $64,000 |
Polo Signature Silver Dial
Release Date: April 2026
Alongside the blue models, the signature dial (defined by the aforementioned horizontal gadroon motif once reserved for the Polo 79) is also introduced in silver, offering a more understated take on the same textured design within the modern Polo Date lineup.
Framed as a modern take on the brand’s long-running “couple’s watch” concept, the two references are designed as a complementary duo rather than standalone releases. Both include date windows at 6 o’clock, automatic movements, and interchangeable rubber straps.
The 36mm reference (G0A51011) features a diamond-set bezel and matching diamond hour markers, paired with a beige rubber strap. It’s powered by the automatic caliber 500P1 and measures 8.8mm thick, with water resistance rated to 50 meters.
Conversely, the 42mm model (G0A51012) takes a more straightforward, non-gem-set approach, with a steel case sans diamonds, and a khaki green rubber strap. Inside is the automatic caliber 1110P, and water resistance increases to 100 meters.
Silver Signature Dials Watch Specs
| Model | Polo Signature (42mm) | Polo Signature (36mm) |
| Reference | G0A51012 | G0A51011 |
| Case | Stainless steel case 42mm diameter 9.4mm thickness Water resistance 100m | Stainless steel case with diamond-set bezel 36mm diameter 8.8mm thickness Water resistance 50m |
| Dial | Silver signature dial with polished gadroons | Silver signature dial with polished gadroons 36 brilliant-cut diamonds |
| Movement | Caliber 1110P Automatic winding 50-hour power reserve 28,800 bph | Caliber 500P1 Automatic winding 40-hour power reserve 28,800 bph |
| Functions | Hours, minutes | Hours, minutes |
| Strap | Interchangeable khaki green rubber strap | Interchangeable beige green rubber strap |
| Retail Price | G0A51012- $14,000 | G0A51011- $23,700 |
Polo 36mm Blue Quartz
Release Date: April 2026
Piaget brings its ornamental stone expertise into the Polo collection for 2026 with a new 36mm reference (G0A51030) featuring a blue quartz dial set within a fully gold and diamond configuration. While the Polo is typically associated with more contemporary, sporty designs, this release is clearly more jewelry-adjacent.
The 36mm case is crafted in 18k 4N pink gold and framed by a diamond-set bezel, paired with a matching gold bracelet. At the center is a blue quartz hard stone dial, whose natural variations give each piece a slightly different appearance. Applied gold hour markers and hands keep the layout familiar, with a discreet date window at 6 o’clock.
Powering the watch is the automatic Caliber 500P1, a slim in-house movement that keeps the overall case thickness to 8.8mm. Water resistance is rated to 50 meters, in line with the Polo’s everyday-wear positioning, even in this more decorative approach.
Polo Blue Quartz Watch Specs
| Model | Polo 36 |
| Reference | G0A51030 |
| Case | 18K 4N gold case set with diamonds 36mm diameter 8.8mm thickness Water resistance 50m |
| Dial | Blue quartz hard stone dial |
| Movement | Caliber 500P1 Automatic winding |
| Functions | Hours, minutes |
| Bracelet | 18k 4N gold bracelet |
| Retail Price | $73,000 |
Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon
Release Date: April 2026
Piaget continues to push the limits of ultra-thin watchmaking with a new iteration of the Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon, this time incorporating ornamental stone into its record-setting 2mm architecture. The new reference (G0A51540) comes in a 41.5mm case crafted from a brown-toned cobalt alloy with pink gold accents and features tiger’s eye stone integrated directly into the movement side of the watch.
At this level, adding decorative elements is a technical challenge. The tiger’s eye components are mounted onto parts that are integral to the movement itself, requiring extremely precise handling during assembly and cleaning. According to Piaget, even residue removal is done using a 0.15mm needle to avoid damaging the stone, which gives you an idea of how little margin for error there is in a watch this thin.
The case measures just 2mm thick, maintaining the defining characteristic of the Altiplano Ultimate Concept line, while still housing a manual-winding tourbillon movement — Caliber 970P-UC with 40 hours of power reserve. The watch is paired with a brown calfskin strap reinforced with Kevlar for added durability.
Visually, this is one of the warmer versions of the AUC to date, with the tiger’s eye bringing a more organic, almost liquid texture to the otherwise highly technical layout. It’s also part of a broader approach to revisit ornamental stones across the 2026 Piaget watch releases, but here, it’s applied in a way that actually interacts with the movement rather than sitting on top of it.
Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon Watch Specs
| Model | Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon |
| Reference | G0A51540 |
| Case | Brown cobalt alloy case with pink gold tones 41.5mm diameter 2mm thickness |
| Dial | Tiger’s eye ornamental stone dial |
| Movement | Caliber 970P-UC Manual-winding Ultra-thin 40 hours power reserve |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, tourbillon |
| Strap | Brown calfskin strap with mesh pattern and Kevlar core |
| Retail Price | $735,000 |
Andy Warhol
Release Date: April 2026
Piaget adds more ornamental stone dials across its catalog with several new additions to the Andy Warhol collection for 2026, introducing fresh textures and colorways across both standard and high jewelry variants. All three models share the collection’s distinctive 45 x 43mm cushion-shaped case in pink gold, powered by the automatic caliber 501P1 with 42 hours of power reserve, but each takes a slightly different approach to materials and finishing.
The most straightforward of the trio is the blue quartz model (Ref. G0A51246), which pairs the softly marbled stone dial with a gadroon-decorated bezel and a dark blue alligator strap. It leans into cooler tones while keeping the overall look fairly restrained — at least by Piaget standards.
From there, things get warmer with the bull’s eye dial variant (Ref. G0A51245), housed in a pink gold case with a Clou de Paris bezel. The natural chatoyancy of the stone gives the dial a shifting, almost liquid effect under light, which works nicely with the more textured case surround.
The high jewelry version (Ref. G0A51237) takes a more elevated approach, combining a bronzite dial with a gadroon case set with baguette-cut diamonds. It’s the most decorative of the three, but still clearly an Andy Warhol thanks to the same underlying case shape and time-only layout.
Across all models, the focus remains firmly on the dials. Piaget has been working with ornamental stones for decades, but these releases show how the brand continues to revisit that playbook in different ways.
Andy Warhol Watch Specs
| Model | Andy Warhol High Jewelry | Andy Warhol | Andy Warhol |
| Reference | G0A51237 | G0A51245 | G0A51246 |
| Case | 18k rose gold case with gadroons and baguette-cut diamonds 45mm x 43mm | 18k pink gold case with “Clou de Paris” bezel 45 x 43mm 8.08mm thickness | 18k pink gold case with “Gadroons” bezel 45 x 43mm 8.08mm thickness |
| Dial | Bronzite dial | Bull’s eye dial | Blue quartz dial |
| Movement | Caliber 501P1 Automatic winding 42 hours 28,800bph | Caliber 501P1 Automatic winding 42 hours 28,800bph | Caliber 501P1 Automatic winding 42 hours 28,800bph |
| Functions | Hours, minutes | Hours, minutes | Hours, minutes |
| Strap | Dark brown alligator leather strap | Dark blue alligator leather strap | Dark blue alligator leather strap |
| Retail Price | TBD | $59,500 | $57,000 |
Sixtie On Strap
Release Date: April 2026
First introduced in 2025, the Sixtie collection draws directly from Piaget’s late-1960s design language, revisiting the era’s distinctive trapezoidal case shape and the broader idea of the watch as jewelry. For 2026, the collection expands with two new references that shift away from full gold bracelets in favor of deep blue alligator leather straps, giving the design a slightly more wearable, everyday feel.
Both models come in 29mm 18K pink gold cases measuring 6.5mm thick, with the softly curved trapeze silhouette framed by engraved gadroons along the bezel. The new straps emphasize contrast, pairing the warm tone of the gold case with a rich blue strap and matching ardillon buckle that continues the gadroon detailing.
The two references differ primarily in dial execution. One (G0A51332) features a silvered, solar satin-brushed dial with applied gold Roman numerals. The other (G0A51335) applies Piaget’s ornamental stone mastery with a blue quartz dial, where natural veining ensures that no two pieces are exactly alike.
Both watches are powered by the in-house quartz caliber 57P and offer 50 meters of water resistance.
Sixtie Watch Specs
| Model | Sixtie | Sixtie |
| Reference | G0A51335 | G0A51332 |
| Case | 18k pink gold case 29mm diameter 6.5mm thickness water resistance 50m | 18k pink gold case 29mm diameter 6.5mm thickness water resistance 50m |
| Dial | Blue quartz dial | Silvered solar satin-brushed dial |
| Movement | Caliber 57P Quartz | Caliber 57P Quartz |
| Functions | Hours, minutes | Hours, minutes |
| Strap | Blue alligator leather strap | Blue alligator leather strap |
| Retail Price | $22,300 | $17,300 |
That’s all the Watches and Wonders 2026 releases from Piaget, but there were some from earlier in the year as well.
Limelight Gala Precious
Release Date: February 2026
Piaget expands its Limelight Gala collection for 2026 with two new high-jewelry executions that lean heavily into the Maison’s decorative side. Both watches stay true to the Limelight Gala’s original concept from the 1970s — a dress watch designed to double as jewelry, with elongated, gem-set lugs that extend into the bracelet. As expected from the Limelight Gala line, the focus here isn’t on watchmaking mechanics, but rather materials, engraving, and gem-setting.
The more eye-catching of the two is the orange enamel version (ref. G0A51188), featuring a Grand Feu enamel dial layered over engraved gold designed to mimic snakeskin. The effect is textured and dimensional, and continues onto the bracelet, which uses the same engraving technique. Surrounding the dial is a flowing arrangement of diamonds and spessartite garnets that extends beyond the case and into the bracelet.
The second model (ref. G0A51187) takes a more restrained approach, though still firmly in high-jewelry territory. This version features Piaget’s long-standing “Decor Palace” engraving across both the dial and bracelet, executed in rose gold and paired with a gradient of white and cognac diamonds. The engraving is done entirely by hand, giving the surface a textured, almost fabric-like appearance.
No surprise here, but both these high-jewelry Piaget watch releases for 2026 are priced upon request. I file that squarely in the “if you have to ask, you can’t afford it” category.
2026 Piaget Limelight Gala Precious Watch Specs
| Model | Limelight Gala Precious Decor Palace | Limelight Gala Precious Snake Scale Grand Feu |
| Reference | G0A51187 | G0A51188 |
| Case | 18K rose gold case Hand-engraved with Decor Palace motif 32mm diameter 10mm thickness Water resistance 30m | 18K rose gold case Hand-engraved with snake scale technique 32mm diameter 10mm thickness Water resistance 30m |
| Dial | Hand-engraved rose gold Decor Palace dial Bezel set with 42 white and cognac gradient diamonds | Grand Feu orange enamel dial over hand-engraved rose gold snake scale base Bezel set with 20 white diamonds and 22 orange gradient spessartites |
| Movement | Piaget Manufacture Caliber 501P Automatic winding 21,600 vph 43-hour power reserve | Piaget Manufacture Caliber 501P Automatic winding 21,600 vph 43-hour power reserve |
| Functions | Hours, minutes | Hours, minutes |
| Bracelet | 18K rose gold bracelet with hand-engraved Decor Palace motif | 18K rose gold bracelet with hand-engraved snake scale motif |
| Retail Price | Price upon request | Price upon request |
Two Tone Polo 79
Release Date: January 2026
Piaget continues its revival of the Polo 79 with a new two-tone execution for 2026, combining white and yellow gold in a design that goes back to the model’s earliest days. While the 2024 reissue focused on yellow gold and 2025 introduced a white gold version, this latest release finally brings back a configuration that was part of the original 1979 lineup.
The defining feature remains the gadroon-style case and bracelet construction, where horizontal polished yellow gold ridges run across a brushed white gold base. It’s a striking contrast at both a distance and up close. The same treatment carries through to the dial, with applied gadroons and yellow gold hands tying everything together.
Sized at 38mm with a fully integrated bracelet, the Polo 79 Two-Tone keeps the same proportions as previous reissues. Inside is Piaget’s ultra-thin caliber 1200P1, a micro-rotor automatic movement measuring just 2.35mm thick, allowing the watch to maintain its characteristically slim profile on the wrist.
The Polo 79 may sound compact on paper, but having tried the yellow and white gold versions, it wears wider than expected and is quite hefty on the wrist. This new-for-2026 two-tone version will likely be no different. Price follows the same heavy burden at a wild $91,000.
2026 Piaget Polo 79 TT Watch Specs
| Model | Piaget Polo 79 |
| Reference | G0A51150 |
| Case | Rhodium-finished 18K white gold and 18K yellow gold case 38mm diameter 7.45mm thickness Sapphire caseback Water resistance 50 meters |
| Dial | Gray dial with gadroon pattern and satin-finished gold elements |
| Movement | Piaget Manufacture Caliber 1200P1 Automatic Winding 22K yellow gold micro-rotor |
| Functions | Hours, minutes |
| Bracelet | Rhodium-finished white and yellow gold integrated bracelet Triple folding clasp |
| Retail Price | $91,000 |
Piaget Watches in 2026
Taken together, the 2026 Piaget watch releases feel like a brand doubling down on what it already does well rather than trying to reinvent itself. The Polo continues to evolve with new textures and materials, while ornamental stone dials show up everywhere from high jewelry pieces to more wearable pieces. Even the Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon, as technical as it is, still ties back to that same focus on materials and visual impact.
Stay tuned to Grey Market Magazine for any more 2026 Piaget watch releases announced this year.
See our guide to the 2025 Piaget watch releases for the previous year’s models.
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