8 stand-out women’s timepieces that took over Watches and Wonders, from Rolex and Cartier to Piaget
Dainty yet highly decorated pieces from brands like Chanel, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Chopard, Bulgari and Audemars Piguet redefine opulence and steal the spotlight
Piaget Sixtie
Piaget returned to its golden era of the swinging 60s with new additions to its Sixtie watch. The watch itself, first introduced in 2025, is a nod to its Andy Warhol timepiece, instantly recognisable with its cushion shape and gold gadroons, albeit now in smaller proportions. The addition of alluring new stone dials only adds to its jet set appeal.
Cartier Baignoire
Beloved by dream girls throughout history, from Catherine Deneuve to Kendall Jenner, the bathtub-shaped Baignoire watch gets a chic update this year with a Clou de Paris technique applied to the case, dial and bracelet – adding a spiky elegance. The new art deco Myst de Cartier on a stretchy bracelet is also a nod to the taste of legendary Cartier creative director Jeanne Toussaint (1887–1976).
Chanel Coco Game
The sportily chic J12 in glossy white ceramic gets a cute little cut-down into an appealing 28mm size. Meanwhile, the playful Coco Game capsule featured a sweet charm bracelet, setting the face of the house’s Première watch against mini charms spelling out Chanel. Coco would surely approve.