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caliber 889P?
Is the caliber 889P an in-house Piaget movement or is it made by somebody else and rebadged? Got a friend who saw this Dancer and wants to find it if it is made by Piaget.
Thanks.
This message has been edited by MTF on 2012-04-26 08:23:14 This message has been edited by dxboon on 2012-04-30 11:05:56
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caliber 889P?
Is the caliber 889P an in-house Piaget movement or is it made by somebody else and rebadged? Got a friend who saw this Dancer and wants to find it if it is made by Piaget. Thanks. This message has been edited by MTF on 2012-04-26 08:23:14 This message has...
There are issues about the watch shown
ralph_george, Thank you for posting. There are a number of issues about the watch photo posted and questions. I am not a Piaget employee and thus not privy to products in R&D but as far as I know, the movement designator 889P has not been used yet (880P a...
more like an imitation piaget
Piaget's workmanship is 1st class, the one in the photo looks quite unrefined. Baxter
I see, thank you for your information
Guess I make another friend in this forum. Best regards, Baxter
Answer from Piaget
ralph_george, The specific answer to your question is that the movement in THAT unusual Dancer model is finished by Piaget from a ebauche movement. Don't panic: it is by a sister Richemont Group supplier: Jaeger LeCoultre 889 base. Piaget always used its ...