Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 15212NR.OO.A002KB.01-AB 'Starwheel' Rose Gold Black Ceramic Black Aventurine Dial (2026)

Aventurine gives the Starwheel display a field of suspended glitter to travel across, which suits a complication read by position rather than by hands — the eye needs somewhere to rest between the numerals. Wandering hours is a display Audemars Piguet built in the 1990s, abandoned, and revived for Code 11.59, and it remains one of very few series-produced examples from any house. The black execution is the darker and more legible of the aventurine variants.

The black ceramic case measures 41 mm, machined from solid rather than moulded, in the collection's three-part construction. The black aventurine dial is contrasted by a pink gold-toned centre wheel and matching numerals. The watch is fitted on a black textured rubber strap with calfskin lining and a pink gold pin buckle. Aventurine is glass rather than mineral, manufactured with suspended copper flake, which makes it one of the few materials in the programme Audemars Piguet can specify precisely instead of accepting whatever the slice provides. The Starwheel display beneath it is read by position rather than by hands.

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