Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Selfwinding Sodalite

About this watch

This is the Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet Selfwinding, reference 15210BC.OO.A349KB.01, one of the two natural stone dials AP added to the collection in 2026 alongside a yellow gold malachite version. Like the malachite, the sodalite is a Japan exclusive, as confirmed to us at AP House Tokyo.

Sodalite is known as the “poet's stone,” and AP paired it with an 18-carat white gold case for a blue-and-white two-tone look. Each slice of stone is unique, with white calcite veining running across a deep royal-blue base. The hour-markers are 13 baguette-cut diamonds (about 0.40 carats in total) set directly into the stone, the hands are white gold with a luminescent fill, and a blue inner bezel carries the minute track. There is no date window to interrupt the dial.

The 41mm case is 10.7mm thick and uses the Code 11.59 architecture: a round bezel over an octagonal middle case, open-worked lugs, a double-curved glareproofed sapphire crystal and a sapphire caseback. Inside is the selfwinding calibre 4309 (hours, minutes and centre seconds) with a 70-hour power reserve at 4 Hz. Water resistance is 30 metres. It comes on a blue canvas-style strap with an 18-carat white gold pin buckle, with a blue alligator strap included in the box.

Specifications

What's included

Original Audemars Piguet presentation box, warranty card, instruction manual, and both straps as supplied from the manufacture.

Why it's here

This is the Code 11.59 we found while watch hunting in Tokyo. No two sodalite dials are the same, and this one spoke to us. Read the full owner review in the Code 11.59 sodalite review, or see the official page at audemarspiguet.com.