Audemars Piguet unveils a 38 mm Code 11.59 flying tourbillon in sand gold and diamonds

Audemars Piguet adds a new jewel to its constellation of complications with the introduction of the 38 mm Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon — a study in elegance where innovation meets radiance. For the first time, the Manufacture presents its selfwinding flying tourbillon in this more intimate diameter, designed for those who seek complication not in grandeur of size, but in refinement of detail.

The case glimmers in sand gold, its warm, iridescent hue heightened by the sparkle of brilliant-cut diamonds that cascade across its surfaces. This monochrome symphony, at once shimmering and understated, frames the beating heart of the watch: the ultra-thin RD#3 Calibre 2968. Crafted over years of research and expertise, the movement marries architectural beauty with cutting-edge engineering, embodying Audemars Piguet’s dual devotion to tradition and progress.

More than a milestone in miniaturisation, the 38 mm Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon signals a new chapter in the Code 11.59 universe — one where complications embrace both technical audacity and wearable sophistication. It is a timepiece that distills the Manufacture’s uncompromising spirit into a smaller, yet no less dazzling, expression of timeless refinement.