Audemars Piguet is adding fresh excitement to its November lineup with five new timepieces spanning its iconic Royal Oak and Code 11.59 collections. The latest releases bring together advanced chiming technology, precious-metal cases, and distinctive natural stone dials, highlighting the Swiss manufacturer’s continued innovation in haute horlogerie.
The Royal Oak Minute Repeater Supersonnerie in pink gold.Audemars Piguet
The collection includes three new Minute Repeater Supersonnerie watches and two additional Code 11.59 models. The chiming trio takes inspiration from the Royal Oak Concept Supersonnerie, introduced in 2016 after almost a decade of research and development. That groundbreaking creation was celebrated for its unusually powerful and clear acoustic performance, made possible by an innovative sound-enhancing construction. The new editions retain the same technical foundation while introducing updated materials and aesthetics.
Each of the three minute repeaters is powered by the Calibre 2953, a movement introduced in 2019 as an evolution of the earlier Calibre 2937 and the Calibre 2874SS used in the original Supersonnerie. It features a small-seconds display at six o’clock and delivers a 72-hour power reserve.
The Royal Oak Minute Repeater Supersonnerie in pink gold.Audemars Piguet
Central to the watches is Audemars Piguet’s patented Supersonnerie system. Rather than attaching the gongs directly to the movement’s mainplate, the technology secures them to a specially engineered soundboard. This construction improves the volume, clarity, and tonal quality of the chimes, giving the watches their distinctive acoustic character.
Two of the new releases arrive in the Royal Oak collection, each featuring a 42 mm case, the signature octagonal bezel, and an integrated bracelet.
The titanium edition, reference 26591TI.OO.1252TI.08, pairs its lightweight case with a smoked green sunburst dial. It is priced at CHF 351,100.
The second Royal Oak introduces a pink-gold case matched with a brown Grande Tapisserie dial. Notably, Audemars Piguet says this is the first pink-gold Royal Oak Minute Repeater Supersonnerie. Reference 26591OR.OO.1252OR.01 carries a price of CHF 391,400.
The Code 11.59 with onyx dial.Audemars Piguet
The third chiming creation belongs to the Code 11.59 family. Reference 26395BC.OO.D009CR.01 features a white-gold case with a fully polished middle section and a smoked sapphire dial. Its translucent finish reveals glimpses of the intricate movement beneath. The model is priced at CHF 325,000.
Meanwhile, the two additional Code 11.59 watches introduce a different design direction through 38 mm cases and natural stone dials. Decorative stones have featured in luxury watchmaking since the 1970s, with brands such as Rolex and Piaget helping establish the trend. Their popularity has grown again in recent years as collectors increasingly seek unusual materials and distinctive dial finishes.
For these latest editions, Audemars Piguet has chosen two dark stones: gold obsidian and black onyx.
The first model features a yellow-gold case surrounding a gold obsidian dial. Reference 77410BA.OO.A604CR.01 is priced at $57,500.
The Royal Oak Minute Repeater Supersonnerie in titanium.Audemars Piguet
The second combines a pink-gold case with a black onyx dial, complemented by diamond hour markers. Reference 77410OR.OO.A001CR.01 is priced at $68,500.
Both watches are powered by the Calibre 5909 automatic movement, which provides a 60-hour power reserve.
With five new releases showcasing sophisticated mechanical engineering, expressive materials, and refined finishing, Audemars Piguet continues to strengthen its position at the forefront of luxury watchmaking. From the powerful acoustic performance of its Supersonnerie models to the striking natural stone dials of the Code 11.59 collection, the latest lineup offers collectors an appealing blend of technical achievement and contemporary elegance.
