New Releases · 2026-10-14
Ralph Lauren brings engraved Western silverwork to a 38mm Cushion
Three smaller Western Cushion watches combine aged sterling silver, tooled leather and an automatic Piaget-produced movement.
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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Hodinkee

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Ralph Lauren’s Western Cushion returns in a smaller 38mm format, with three dial options reported by Hodinkee on 14 October. The cases are hand-engraved and aged sterling silver, extending the brand’s Western silverwork theme to the wrist. Black and off-white lacquer dials are joined by natural turquoise, whose surface variations make individual examples visually distinct.

All three use the automatic RL514 movement made by Piaget for Ralph Lauren, with a reported 40-hour power reserve. Tooled calfskin straps and similarly engraved silver buckles continue the decorative treatment beyond the case. Hodinkee lists US prices of $26,000 for the lacquer-dial versions and $29,000 for turquoise. These are new 38mm watches, not the earlier 42mm models appearing in official search results.

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Hodinkee · Published 2026-10-14 ↗
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