Audemars Piguet

Audemars Piguet is a family-owned Swiss luxury watchmaker established in 1875 by Jules Louis Audemars and Edward Auguste Piguet in Le Brassus, Vallée de Joux. The company specializes in high-end mechanical timepieces, known for their intricate complications and innovative designs. With a rich history, Audemars Piguet has been a pioneer in the watchmaking industry, creating notable pieces such as the first minute repeater wristwatch and the first perpetual calendar wristwatch. The brand is recognized for its exclusive mechanical watches, particularly the Grande Complication pieces that feature advanced mechanisms like minute repeaters and tourbillons. Iconic collections include the Royal Oak, introduced in 1972 as a luxury steel sports watch. Audemars Piguet emphasizes in-house crafted movements and bespoke, limited-edition luxury timepieces, catering to high-end collectors and connoisseurs. The company operates from its headquarters in Le Brassus, with additional facilities in Le Locle and Meyrin, employing skilled engineers and watchmakers dedicated to haute horlogerie craftsmanship.