Piaget releases limited Andy Warhol Camouflage watch

Piaget has announced the release of the Camouflage watch, a limited edition timepiece inspired by Andy Warhol’s 1986 self-portraits. Produced in a series of only 86 pieces, the watch continues a collaboration between the watchmaker and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

The watch features a cushion-shaped white gold case and a dial crafted through marquetry using sodalite and turquoise stones, combined with satin-finished gold and polished rose gold. According to the manufacturer, the creation of each dial requires over 100 hours of craftsmanship. The timepiece is powered by the Piaget 501 P1 automatic movement, which provides a 40-hour power reserve.

This release follows Piaget’s 2024 acquisition of rights to use Warhol’s name for its Black Tie collection. The brand aims to interpret Warhol’s artistic themes, such as color and ornamental stone use, rather than strictly reproducing his works on a dial.