SWATCH x GUGGENHEIM COLLECTION
Pulsing with the creativity of legendary artists, the Swatch x Guggenheim Collection brings art to everyday life. Discover the four masterpieces captured as vibrant art-inspired watches and turn time into a captivating art journey.
MONET’S PALAZZO DUCALE
Inspired by Claude Monet’s The Palazzo Ducale, Seen from San Giorgio Maggiore (1908), this watch features Venice’s iconic palace on the dial. When exposed to UV light, the dial glows vibrant orange, evoking the city’s radiant beauty.
Monet’s The Palazzo Ducale CHF 100 – Monet’s The Palazzo Ducale Pay CHF 110
KLEE’S BAVARIAN DON GIOVANNI
Paul Klee’s whimsical geometry and symbolic forms from The Bavarian Don Giovanni (1919) are playfully displayed on this timepiece. A special calendar wheel changes color daily reflecting the artist’s ever-changing inspirations.
Klee’s Bavarian Don Giovanni CHF 90
POLLOCK’S ALCHEMY
Pollock’s revolutionary poured technique from Alchemy (1947) is captured in details printed across this watch’s dial and strap. A raw expression of freedom, it reflects the artist’s bold, avant-garde spirit.
Pollock’s Alchemy CHF 100
DEGAS’S DANCERS
A tribute to Edgar Degas’s masterpiece Dancers in Green and Yellow (1903), this art-inspired timepiece echoes the artist’s focus on the ballet dancers’ body language. Luminous hues infuse the watch with a sense of fluid motion.
Degas’s Dancers CHF 90
Swatch was a true collector’s icon when I was young, and I still own many of those pieces today. Seeing collaborations like the Guggenheim collection makes me believe the next Swatch revival is already on its way.
The Swatch x Guggenheim Collection is now available online and in Swatch stores worldwide.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Swatch
DISCLOSURE: We may earn commission from links on this page, but I only recommend products I love. Promise! Four masters. One collection. Paul Klee, The Bavarian Don Giovanni, 1919. © 2025 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York - Jackson Pollock, Alchemy, 1947. © Pollock-Krasner Foundation / 2024, ProLitteris, Zurich – Edgar Degas, Dancers in Green and Yellow, ca. 1903 – Claude Monet, The Palazzo Ducale, Seen from San Giorgio Maggiore, 1908