Audemars Piguet expands Supersonnerie range with three watches
The new Royal Oak and Code 11.59 models share a hand-wound movement with a minimum power reserve of 72 hours.
Audemars Piguet added three watches to its Minute Repeater Supersonnerie range on November 2, 2026. The launch comprises two Royal Oak models and one Code 11.59, each incorporating the watchmaker’s patented acoustic technology. Sales are limited to Audemars Piguet brand houses and boutiques, with production volumes restricted because acoustic tuning is labor-intensive.
The Royal Oak additions have 42 mm cases in titanium or 18-karat pink gold, marking the range’s first use of the latter metal. Both measure 14 mm in thickness and have bracelets matching their cases. A green dial with a smoked sunburst finish distinguishes the titanium version; the pink gold model instead uses a brown Grande Tapisserie dial.
White gold is used for the 41 mm Code 11.59, which is 13.6 mm thick. Its movement is visible through a smoked sapphire dial, and the watch is fitted with a grey alligator strap. It revisits a design introduced in 2023.
All three are powered by Caliber 2953, a manually wound movement containing 362 components and 32 jewels. It operates at 3 Hz and has a power reserve of at least 72 hours. Each watch has a water-resistance rating of 20 meters.
The Supersonnerie mechanism mounts its gongs on a soundboard. In the Code 11.59 version, the back of the case also performs that acoustic function.
