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Hard to choose
But a definite winner. You can wake me up for the Emperador Coussin.
A beautiful complication. A beautiful case (white gold of course). A beautiful dial.
Although large it is not thick. Round, but not really round. This is exactly my style. Look at the dial. How great is that!?
Emperador Coussin
Thanks for organizing!
Cheers, Rik
A contest!
Team PuristSPro has festive prizes to give away! Just tell us which Piaget watch is your favorite and why! Deadline for submissions is this Friday at 11:59pm in my time zone (Pacific Standard Time). Two entries will be chosen to receive prizes. Ready, set...
Easy Peasy....
This is easy, my favorite Piaget would be the Altiplano Skeleton: Thanks dxboon for this contest, Good luck to all! -MW...
Nice one!
In my dream Piaget thread earlier I'd said I wanted to see a hybrid of sorts between this watch and the steel Upstream! Thanks for participating! Cheers, Daos
This was a gorgeous piece in the metal, Ed!
I know many folks who would agree with you. Very nice of you to think of this piece for "your baby." She's a lucky gal! Cheers, Daos
Easy for me - Piaget Polo FortyFive Chronograph - skeleton version
(pic by TonyP) Cheers, Anthony...
I love this model too!
The open dial gives it a more technical look that just draws me in! I think it's a great design from Piaget! Cheers, Daos
Forty Five Automatic Open dial
I recently discovered this one and I am compelled to learn more about it as well as trying it on! I also appreciate the Altiplano (I even stated that in a previous Piaget favorite's thread), but the 45 Automatic I can really see my self wearing it on a da...
Hi, Alex!
How about the open dial FortyFive chrono? That's a nice piece IMO! Cheers, Daos
Black Tie Rectangle a l´ancienne
Hi Daos, thanks for this contest. As a Piaget non-savant, this would be my choice. I just like the 1930´s Art Deco touch of rectangular watches and particularly the dial symmetry and decoration. The jumping second adds some finesse to this watch. As I am ...
Piaget Limelight secret watch with motif
I love the mystique of the 18 carat pink gold case with diamonds, diamonds and more diamonds. Being both a gorgeous watch and stunning bracelet ... what more could a woman ask for? (To that someone reading over my shoulder - HINT! HINT!)
IMO Piaget...
...does the best gem-setting in the business. The watches in the Limelight Secret line are always fun and fanciful! Cheers, Daos
The case on this watch is lovely
I like the dial for the most part (with the exception of the date window), and the retrograde seconds is the crowning touch. Cheers, Daos
Simple comme bonjour .. .
IMO this Altiplano is the ultimate "simple" dresswatch .... if i had the budget for a "simple" gold dresswatch this would probably be the winner. Cheers, Filip...
Classic!
Less is more sometimes! The Altiplano is so beautiful! With the small seconds display there is just enough movement on the dial to intrigue. Cheers, Daos
Filip has it right!
Simple, elegant, a touch of eccentricity, and a case and movement second to none. Altiplano. Best, Jed...
My favourite... and why.
Relatively new to the whole watch aficionado stage I heard of Piaget as a result of researching into a music video (Take a Bow) in which Rihanna is seen wearing a gold Piaget Polo. I liked the watch for it's timeless classic look that looked desirable in ...
Interesting observations!
I had borrowed the jeweled Altiplano Double Jeu from Piaget briefly, and I had the same feeling that the watch crossed all boundaries of gender and styling. The Piaget Polo is so iconic. It's a fantastic piece that evokes both elegance and sportiness. Che...
My favorite...
Is the square shaped Emperador in rose gold with small seconds subdial and power reserve. This was one of the first Piaget's to catch my eye, and maybe its like the saying you never forget your first love. I've looked at other watches from Piaget and othe...
Dino, you always show...
...wonderful and eclectic taste! It was intriguing to read your thoughts about the Emperador. I always enjoy your posts! Cheers, Daos
Ref. G0A33045
without shadow of a doubt why? a) I just love enamel watches b) NY is my favorite city c) never saw better side of case on watch (miniscule Manhattan & Statue of Liberty) d) the dial is just so cool with all famous skyscrapers from NY e) me and only 2 mor...
And here I thought you were sweet-talking ME, Damian!
You just love my contests! I like your choice! It's a bold and beautiful piece, befitting the city to which it pays tribute. Cheers, Daos
I've got three... But I narrowed it down to one...
I think we all love watches for their exterior style and function; the aesthetics However, there are also some that we love simply for its beaufiul movement. And there are also some that we love for both the movement and exterior aesthetics. 1. A watch ap...
How can I argue with your...
...and MTF's choice? Enamel with the Romans and unorthodox hour/minute hands make for an eye-popping combination! Cheers, Daos
The black Altiplano
The black Altiplano gives us a chance to own and enjoy such classic styling in a brand new watch. Although fairly minimalistic, this Altiplano is still bold, classy, and is of tremendous craftsmanship. Definitely a piece to own for a lifetime.
Agree with your comments
I generally really enjoy dark colored dials. White metals with black/blue dials are quite possibly my favorite color palette on a watch. The thin proportions of the Altiplano coupled with the expansive dial create a watch with great visual presence. Cheer...
The Relatiff New York!
If I could afford it but if not, its the Altiplano duo of the boutique edition Squelette Altiplano or the RG silver dial Altiplano....
It is a beauty!
I love the use of the skyscraper motif on the dial. I think Piaget makes very unexpected and romantic watches. This one perfectly captures the boldness and architectural beauty of NYC. Cheers, Daos
My favorite Piaget would be...
A contest, very cool Daos! My favorite Piaget would be the Polo Tourbillon Relatif. Why? Because it was the coolest watch that I'd seen during the PuristS-On-Tour 2008 trip when we visited Piaget: Regards, ED-209...
I love the design also!
Thanks for again sharing your fantastic picture and video! For me, this basic design has found an awesome application in the new Piaget Jazz Party Polo Tourbillon Relatif! Cheers, Daos
The contest didn't specify the current collection or past
So I'll have to give two favorites, with conditions. If the question refers to any watch Piaget ever made then for me the hands down winner would be the now discontinued Upstream. Why? Because not only is the overall design pleasing, the clasp/deployant m...
I want one of each for my collection too!
In a previous thread I asked for a reissued Upstream with skeleton dial to be released (a girl can dream!). I think that would be a fantastic piece from Piaget! Cheers, Daos
Double the faces, double your fun...
Piaget make nice watches. To be honest, quite a bit of manufactures make nice watches. But how many make watches that make you smile? For that reason, and for the sheer audacity of the piece, it has to be the Altiplano Double Jeu. Need I say more?
The Double Jeu is my favorite too!
Great minds think alike! Although, if I won the lotto I might have to go for the new Jazz Party tourbillon! Ooh la la! Cheers, Daos...
If we're on that subject...
Talk about a meeting of the minds...if I wanted a house on the wrist, I would be Jazzed-up too...
DISQUALIFIED but still showing....
I'm disqualified from the contest but I can still show my "new" favourites.....with 'modifications..... If money no object: I would go for a PIAGET Tourbilln Relatif Limelight New York Enamel Edition If less cash, the "plain" PIAGET Tourbillon Relatif wou...
:-) All excellent choices!
I think lots of folks would go for a 40mm version of the new Altiplano, and a 42mm version of the Piaget Polo FortyFive (Would it be called Piaget Polo FortyTwo then?). Cheers, Daos (who is also disqualified)
My favorite Piaget... guess what it is!
Here's a photo of my favorite Piaget Any idea which watch this is?...
I'm impressed, MTF
It's indeed a caliber 9P. I'm really disappointed it doesn't count... just kidding ;-)
Yes Oliver.. this one is from Stepan
Sarpaneva. The Time Tramp... with Piaget calibre 9P2...
The new Automatic....
I can't remember the model name offhand, but I'll track it down. it is the Altiplano @ 43mm, the regular one with subseconds, not the anniversary without A This message has been edited by aaronm on 2010-05-06 08:29:19
that's the one...
Maybe crank the diameter down a few MM and have a few more dial options and I'd be all over it! A
Well, it is not that easy ...
and therefore let me introduce you ... A) Interestig movement with FP Journe behind and a well done understated black dial. B) Altiplano, 38mm (good size), WG, with an incredible grey/green frinqué dial. Saw it once in of the boutiques and liked it a lot....
Indeed, Oliver...
...there are several pieces from Piaget past and present that I would love to sport on my wrist. You have selected an outstanding trio to highlight! I agree that Piaget does thin dressier pieces so beautifully. They just work for me too! Cheers, Daos
I'd go for the 45 chrono skeleton
HI Daos, This new version seems to work really well. I've not seen one yet but I'm sure it will be pretty special, regards Tim
The new open dial FortyFive models...
...have been popular amongst the group here. I am quite taken by it also! I'm looking forward to handling one! We'll have to compare notes afterward! Cheers, Daos
Got to be my 1st love...
Hi Daos, My favorite Piaget is Piaget Limelight Twice. Why? It's the 1st Piaget lady watch I get to handle in person and fell in love with. It's hard to forget your 1st love... Regards, ATM...
Great photo!
The Limelight Twice is an amazing piece. What wrist presence! I love the watch on you! Cheers, Daos
Oh yeah, I like it because...
I like this watch because of the contrast between the rectangular shape of the case and the round seconds sub dial and arc of the reserve indicator.
I love the color palette on the watch!
The juxtaposition of square and circular shapes does create a delightful frisson . An excellent choice! Cheers, Daos
No doubts.
The Altiplano Italia Limited Edition. Definetly one of my favourite all around, at the moment. Why? Because I love its simplicity, its thinness and the union of light blue and gold. This last unique feature make this watch really exceptional and unconvent...
Welcome, Dade!
Hi Dade, Thanks for joining the discussion, and great choice for a fave Piaget also! Blue and gold make for a stellar combo. I personally love blue-dialed watches. The Altiplano is an elegant watch that's perfect for everyday wear IMO. Cheers, Daos
You caught me...
Blue is my favourite colour, and I agree on your point blue dials are really beautiful, I love the way they reflect the light. Even the blue dialled Datejust is one of my favourie. Thus a blue dialalready makes the trick to me. Then if you add a blue wris...
Hard to choose
But a definite winner. You can wake me up for the Emperador Coussin. A beautiful complication. A beautiful case (white gold of course). A beautiful dial. Although large it is not thick. Round, but not really round. This is exactly my style. Look at the di...
I love the shape of the case here!
You describe it well, in that it's round, but not; square but not really! I'm really hot to see the Emperador Coussin Moonphase in the metal in particular! Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Cheers, Daos
Time's up!
The deadline for submissions has now passed! Winners will be announced shortly! Thanks to all who participated. I'm enjoying your posts very much, and am reading through all of them now! Cheers, Daos
Thanks a lot Daos for the organization of this contest !
Ok, I'm a bit late but I would like to show you my fav Piaget. It's this one without any doubt: It is my fav Piaget because: - I love moonphases watches without date - the moonphases display is large and each watch has an unique moon surface - the shape o...
Who wouldn't be seduced?
I'm still waiting to see this one at my local boutique! I particularly love the moonphase disk! Thanks for your thoughts, Fr.Xavier! Cheers, Daos