Piaget unveils a stone marquetry dial inspired by Warhol's Camouflage self-portraits
Piaget releases the Andy Warhol Camouflage, a second limited edition in its collaboration with the Andy Warhol Foundation, with a marquetry dial set in sodalite, turquoise and gold that translates the 1986 Camouflage self-portraits into stone. The 45 mm 18k white gold cushion case wears smaller than its measurement suggests, and Piaget presents the piece as a sequel to the first Warhol edition.
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By Brandon Moore
Moore praises the sodalite, turquoise and gold marquetry dial as the watch's main achievement. The 45 mm 18k white gold cushion case wears smaller than its measurement suggests.
Read at SJXBy Denis Peshkov
Piaget teams up with the Andy Warhol Foundation again, following the Clou de Paris and Collage editions. The series turns to Piaget's stone dial craftsmanship to translate the camouflage self-portraits into a watch dial.
Read at MonochromeBy Zach Blass
Piaget releases the Andy Warhol Watch "Camouflage", a second limited edition with a marquetry dial set with ornamental stone and gold. Zach Blass of Time+Tide reports that Piaget presents the piece as a sequel to the first Warhol edition.
Watch at Time+TideBy Lex Stolk
Piaget releases the Andy Warhol "Camouflage" limited edition, the second collaboration between Piaget and The Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. The dial serves as the canvas for Warhol's portrait, rendered in sodalite, turquoise, rose gold and yellow, drawn from the 1986 "Camouflage" self-portraits.
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