Piaget

It's been a tough year for the world in 2009 and things were muted at SIHH and Basel. Now, there is a little ray of hope and the gloom-makers are being trampled by optimism. So, in that cheery spirit, what do YOU think Piaget should present for 2010? Woul...  

What about introducing a simple round manual winding timepiece with clous de Paris edging. How about subsidiary seconds and power reserve indicator? How about a lug-less case seemingly resting upon an alligator strap? How about a jewel on the hands pinion... 

at Piaget are making notes; you may get some of your wishes....... MTF

In keeping with Piaget's luxe image perhaps we'll see the FortyFive encased in something other than titanium. I'd also love to see the Upstream brought back, as we have previously discussed. Cheers, Daos

Would love to see a WG and PT version.

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would be a tad heavy. It would fit because of the curved caseback but quite a chunk of metal Some people like platinum........e.g. bluenotte Regards, MTF

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I would expect to see that inhouse chrono movement make it into more models, probably in the more traditional product lines.... A

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i really admire the limelight twice even though its for the ladies, i wonder what Piaget's idea for a man's version could be cheers, Ed~

to find out the marketing possibilities. It used to be done in Dubai but they are a little strapped for cash right now. MTF

or perhaps maybe even a black ceramic Polo FortyFive. An Emperor Coussin large moon w/ big date? Cheers, Anthony

w/ interesting material/dial construction!!!

but since Titanium is now precious, I'm holding out for tantalum to match my other tantalum chronograph. Regards, MTF

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...in another context than in the Polo collection. This caliber is one of the most interesting chronograph movement of the industry. Seeing it in a "more dressed" watch would please me a lot. Fr.Xavier

chronograph. In this day and age, at least 12h counter seems necessary for parking charges, lets say! Regards, MTF

... at least in the near future. They've got an attractive and iconic case, so they might do different variations of functions... Guess we will find out in 3 weeks time=) Jon (Z3)

so we await 2010 with eagerness...... Regards, MTF

The major thing I expect from now on is a simple see through back on all mechanical watches. It's the very first thing I'm asking Piaget. Do you agree? Marco

They are already doing a lot of it on the new Polos. Adds more fun to their watches for sure. Jon

Thanks for your question. It is a difficult balance for Piaget. On one hand, they have the founder's Calvinistic traits of reserved modesty, not wanting to "boast" as that is a sin in their religious beliefs. On the other hand, Piaget is now dragged into ...