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Congrats to Piaget for this milestone !
The Emperador Coussin is one of my fav Piaget but I prefer the second timezone version rather than the QP one.
Fr.Xavier
Emperador Full-Set Coussin Perpetual Calendar: Piaget's 1,000,000th Watch!
The millionth watch bearing the name Piaget has recently been completed. It is called the Piaget Emperador Full-Set Coussin Perpetual Calendar. The watch celebrates the twin hallmarks of Piaget; excellence in both haute horlogerie and haute joaillerie. Be...
Congrats to Piaget for this milestone !
The Emperador Coussin is one of my fav Piaget but I prefer the second timezone version rather than the QP one. Fr.Xavier
I love the coussin-shaped case too!
Moonphase for me, please! I like the nice detail on this Full-Set piece of setting diamonds into the rotor. That was unusual and cool. Thanks for reading, Fr.Xavier! Cheers, Daos
In the Piaget world of low production runs.....
Amazing! Congratulations... Piaget people! It has taken a long time for Piaget to achieve this number because they made low production runs. To be honest, in the early days, only the discerning connoisseurs in-the-know were owners; the jet-set and royalty...
Piaget is to be congratulated for sure!
They have achieved much in the realms of high-end watchmaking and jewelry creation. Piaget should be rightfully proud of this milestone. Cheers, Daos
Wow...1,000,000 is quite an accomplishment ! Congrats Piaget...
My favorite part of the watch is the rotor that is set with diamonds. That really adds a little something beyond the pave case. While the diamond watch is too blingy for me, something with a diamond rotor is something I could enjoy and live with on a more...
Stay tuned, Dino!
I've got some more pictures of the construction of this timepiece! I'll post them soon! The diamond rotor on the watch is very cool IMO! With Piaget, it's all those little tiny details that make the watches sing! Cheers, Daos
I look forward to the next group of photos...
I Love that rotor. Its my favorite part of this watch. I'd be happy to have that rotor on simple automatic model. It would be a nice surprise when you view the movement on a more understated gold watch. Best regards, Dino
It's stunning in pictures, and...
...I bet it's even more impressive in the metal! Thanks for looking! Cheers, Daos
Yes it is.
I saw it at the SIHH and after the new ultra thin movement, that was my favorite from Piaget, this was a very interesting option for a high quality product for someone who wants something else. Very elegant. Thank you. Vte