Audemars Piguet
Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 26396NB.OO.D002CR.01 Flying Tourbillon White Gold Black Ceramic Beige Dial (2026)
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SKU: P6344S
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Description
Built around a tourbillon, Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 26396NB.OO.D002CR.01 Flying Tourbillon White Gold Black Ceramic Beige Dial (2026) combines a 41mm case, a beige dial, and an automatic movement.
First introduced in 2018, Caliber 2950 has become cornerstone of AP's flying tourbillon offerings, with the regulating organ cantilevered from lower side of movement rather than held by upper bridge, creating optical illusion of floating regulator visible through both dial and sapphire caseback.
A ceramic crown topped with white gold crown chip sits at 3 o'clock, while double-curved sapphire crystals with anti-reflective coating protect both dial and movement. Water resistance reaches 20 meters, appropriate for dress watch positioning. At 6 o'clock, the flying tourbillon aperture is outlined by fine pink gold ring, anchoring the lower dial and creating vertical symmetry while allowing unobstructed view of the three-arm steel tourbillon cage rotating hypnotically.
The self-winding Caliber 2950 measures 31.5mm diameter by 6.2mm thickness, comprising 270 components with 27 jewels and operating at 21,600 vph with minimum 65-hour power reserve. An exhibition caseback reveals the movement. The case measures 41mm across and 11.8mm in thickness.
The signature embossed dial pattern, developed in collaboration with guilloché artisan Yann von Kaenel beginning in 2023, is configured with hand-engraved concentric circles defined by PVD coloration—creating one of AP's most distinctive contemporary dial designs. Applied 18k pink gold baton hour markers and matching openworked hands filled with luminescent material provide elegant contrast against the warm ivory background.
Black alligator leather strap with 18k white gold three-blade folding clasp. Released early 2026, this Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon introduces warm ivory-toned dial interpretation to the collection, joining the existing black onyx variant introduced in 2022. This piece was recently unveiled. To express interest, please inquire above and our team will contact you once we are able to secure it for you. Dated 2026, this example is offered in new condition with its original box and original papers.
