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The Cartier Baignoire Small WGBA0024 is a refined representation of Cartier’s timeless elegance, crafted in luxurious 18k yellow gold. This model features the iconic elliptical “Baignoire” case, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a delicate yet striking piece. The white dial, adorned with Cartier’s signature Roman numerals and blued steel hands, exudes classic…
The Santos occupies foundational status in horological history as one of the very first wristwatches ever made. Louis Cartier created it in 1904 for his friend Alberto Santos-Dumont, the Brazilian aviator who needed to read the time without taking his hands from the controls of his aircraft — a problem the pocket watch could not…
The Cartier Baignoire Mini WGBA0044 is a refined and elegant timepiece that epitomizes the brand’s commitment to luxury and timeless design. Crafted in 18k yellow gold, the case features the iconic Baignoire shape, known for its fluid, oval form that gracefully wraps around the wrist. The polished yellow gold finish gives the watch a warm…
The Cartier Baignoire Mini WGBA0019 is a delicate and refined timepiece that epitomizes Cartier’s signature elegance. Crafted in 18k rose gold, the petite oval-shaped case offers a sophisticated and understated aesthetic that sits beautifully on the wrist. The silvered opaline dial is adorned with Cartier’s iconic Roman numerals and blued-steel hands, creating a timeless and…
The Cartier Pasha occupies a singular place in Cartier’s catalog, tracing its origins to a 1943 commission from the Pasha of Marrakech — a sporty round wristwatch with the unusual ability to withstand swimming. Gérald Genta reinterpreted the design in 1985, transforming the original commission into a confident statement of distinctly Cartier sportiness, and the model…
The Cartier Baignoire Mini WGBA0021 in yellow gold is a refined and timeless timepiece, exemplifying the brand’s commitment to luxury and elegance. Crafted in 18k yellow gold, the case features the iconic Baignoire shape, with its elongated, oval design that gracefully wraps around the wrist. The polished yellow gold finish enhances the watch’s warm, sophisticated…
The Cartier Baignoire Mini WGBA0020 in rose gold is a stunning example of the brand’s dedication to elegance and timeless design. Crafted in 18k rose gold, the case features the iconic Baignoire shape, known for its elongated, oval form that gracefully hugs the wrist. The polished rose gold finish gives the watch a warm, sophisticated…
The Panthère de Cartier WGPN0009 is a luxurious and sophisticated timepiece, crafted in 18k yellow gold, capturing the essence of Cartier’s iconic design. The 29mm x 37mm case features the signature curved, fluid lines of the Panthère collection, offering a refined and elegant look. The polished yellow gold finish enhances the watch’s warm and opulent…
This stunning 18k rose gold Panthère de Cartier is a seamless addition to any collection. The white dial features Roman numeral hour markers and blue sword hands, a classic design from the brand. Elegant, classy, and sophisticated – this watch is a timeless gem that will never go out of style and is perfect for every occasion. Reference Number WGPN0007…
This Santos de Cartier model is designed in a 39mm stainless steel case and styled on a steel bracelet. The skeleton dial gives a glimpse of the movement and features the brand’s blue hours and minute hands. The skeletonized bridges connect to display Roman numerals, an homage to the timeless design the brand maintains. This Skeleton Santos is a…
The Cobra occupies a remarkable and underrecognized position in Audemars Piguet’s history — designed by Gérald Genta in 1971, a full year before he conceived the Royal Oak, and described by the legendary designer himself as his “perfect integration” of case and bracelet. Its extraordinary bracelet, composed of woven 18-karat gold rope-like strands flowing seamlessly…
The Royal Oak Offshore debuted in 1993 as the Royal Oak’s bolder, more virile sibling, establishing an entirely new genre of oversized luxury sport chronographs that has influenced the watchmaking industry ever since. Reference 77605OK arrived in 2024 as part of Audemars Piguet’s summer collection, introducing an unconventional material combination that pairs 18-karat pink gold…
The Cobra occupies a remarkable and underrecognized position in Audemars Piguet’s history — designed by Gérald Genta in 1971, a full year before he conceived the Royal Oak, and described by the legendary designer himself as his “perfect integration” of case and bracelet. Famously worn by the last Shah of Iran and produced in far…
The Royal Oak Offshore debuted in 1993 with reference 25721ST — designed by Emmanuel Gueit and famously nicknamed “The Beast” by Gérald Genta himself. The reference established an entirely new genre of oversized luxury sport chronographs that has influenced the watchmaking industry ever since. Released in November 2021, reference 26238ST represents the modernized reissue of…
The Royal Oak Offshore debuted in 1993 as the Royal Oak’s bolder, more virile sibling, conceived to push the original 1972 design language into more imposing territory. Reference 26231OR represents the 37mm ladies’ Chronograph execution in 18-karat pink gold, distinguished by a factory diamond-set bezel and a rare light blue dial that softens the Offshore’s…
Introduced from Le Brassus in June 2026, this Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph belongs to a vivid summer trio of 42mm references — with the titanium execution standing apart as the only one rendered in this material and the only piece incorporating two accent colours simultaneously. It marks the loudest Audemars Piguet release in years, the…
Launched in 2016, the Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel openworked introduced one of Audemars Piguet’s most significant mechanical innovations of the modern era. The patented double balance wheel system positions two balance wheels and two hairsprings on the same axis, oscillating in harmony to counteract positional errors and enhance chronometric stability — a genuinely novel…
Released in February 2026 as the inaugural model of the new Neo Frame collection — which replaces the [Re]master series as Audemars Piguet’s vintage-inspired reissue line — this rectangular timepiece draws direct inspiration from AP’s Pre-Model 1271 of 1929, a rare Streamline Moderne jumping hour produced only in 1929 and 1930. Between 1924 and 1951,…
Released in May 2026 and limited to just 150 pieces worldwide, this Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon was created in collaboration with Yoon Ahn and Verbal — the Tokyo-based creative duo behind the fashion label AMBUSH whose work bridges high fashion, streetwear, jewelry design, and music culture. The Royal Oak Concept collection debuted in 2002…
The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked in white ceramic with yellow gold accents represents one of Audemars Piguet’s rarest and most exclusive contemporary productions — limited to just 30 pieces and produced exclusively for the Greater China Region, making it one of the most geographically restricted Royal Oaks ever released. Audemars Piguet’s perpetual calendar heritage…
This Code 11.59 collection debuted in 2019 as Audemars Piguet’s contemporary reinterpretation of round-case watchmaking, distinguished by an architectural case that pairs a circular bezel with an octagonal middle case and sculpted openworked lugs — a modernist departure from the manufacture’s Royal Oak heritage. Reference 26600CR represents one of the more materially ambitious executions of the…
This Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph is crafted in a black ceramic and yellow gold case measuring 43mm in diameter. The black dial features the ‘Mega Tapisserie’ pattern, black counters and external zone, yellow gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands with black paint, and a black inner bezel. *This timepiece comes with an additional…
The reference 26420 series represents a significant evolution for the Royal Oak Offshore chronograph line, introduced in 2022 with a redesigned 43mm case specifically engineered to accommodate the new manufacture Caliber 4401. This marks a departure from previous Offshore chronographs that utilized modified base movements, as the 4401 features fully integrated chronograph architecture with column-wheel control…
The Cobra occupies a remarkable and underrecognized place in Audemars Piguet’s history: designed by Gérald Genta in 1971 — a full year before he conceived the Royal Oak — the model represents the legendary designer’s first integrated-bracelet creation for the maison, the architectural exercise that would inform much of his subsequent work. Genta himself described…