PIAGET P10388 Polo 18k Rose Gold Date Automatic 43mm — USD 16,000

PIAGET Altiplano Saga: Part 1 - The World is Not Thin Enough - Manual 9P movement By Melvyn Teillol-Foo The Piaget 9P caliber was 20.5mm x 2.00mm and was introduced in 1957 as one of the world's thinnest manual wind movements; it ran at 19,800 A/h frequency with 89 components. Founding fathers: Geor

Piaget's excellence in the disciplines of haute joaillerie and haute horlogerie, finds ultimate expression in their jeweled timepieces. Ref. GOA31105 and GOA31107. The fusion of Piaget's twin passions gives birth to watches that are horologically and aesthetically exceptional. Many of these pieces a

Long-time watch collector intrigued by Piaget Altiplano for its thin design and four layers of depth in the dial. Movement is automatic with microrotor, finished beautifully. Brand lacks expected respect despite quality and reasonable prices.

Piaget: Beneath the Surface of an Integrated Manufacture Regular followers of this forum will be familiar with the origins of the Piaget family and Manufacture. Click URL that follows for the History: We have often seen old photos of the Manufacture at La Cote au Fees from 1947 but alas, the older

PIAGET – A Family History of “Luxury and Precision”: 1874 – 1988 [Editor's Note: "Luxury and Precision" was a previous advertising motto used by Piaget] Many watch aficionados are not even aware that Piaget has been one of the most important Swiss makers of ébauches or movement components for more t

Ultra-thin PIAGET: An Owner's Review and Potted History Way back in May 2008, before we had a PIAGET Forum on PuristSPro, I posted about a few watches that had caught the eye of the current Mrs MTF. The post can be found here: click here and the following is an excerpt: The current Mrs MTF and my fa