Early each year, Audemars Piguet gathers journalists, collectors, and friends of the brand to debut its new crop of watches. Offering a rare peek behind the curtain of one of the world’s most acclaimed horological maisons, the gathering provides an opportunity to speak with designers, executives, and aficionados for an inside scoop on how each fresh timepiece was conceived, and manufactured. While 2025 was a particularly auspicious year—the company celebrated its 150th anniversary—2026 is no less exciting: This February, AP revealed the Neo Frame Jumping Hour, a brand new conception that reimagines a little-scene complication from the 1920s in a modern, automatic form factor. Beyond this exciting new watch, fresh versions of fan favorites such as the Royal Oak Mini and Royal Oak Self-Winding are on offer, as are skeletonized versions of the crown-adjustable Royal Oak and Code 11.59 perpetual calendars from last year. And let’s not forget the new 150e..
