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Thanks, Bill!
Piaget is a quiet powerhouse of movement design and artistic know-how. Their prowess in the creation and manufacturing of ultra-thin movements is really second to none. It's no wonder that their movements have powered the watches of many other storied brands across the years.
Thanks for reminding us and providing some examples.
Cheers,
Daos
Piaget as movement maker
What do the Cartier Tank Loius Cartier XL: and the IWC Portuguese Pure Classic: have in common, and why I am posting about them here on the Piaget forum? They both use movements from Piaget! While Cartier's use of ultrathin Piaget calibres is well establi...
If I may add to that
A tool watch with a delicate and refine heart. Warmth of the tobacco dial and PG case all jus adds up for me. Makes for a very dressy tool (if there was such a thing) IMO, OP made an excellent choice is placing this very refined mvt in a very classic case...
The recut bridges and grain finishing....
make it look entirely unlike a Piaget movement! That is a very nice watch. Bill
Thanks, Bill!
Piaget is a quiet powerhouse of movement design and artistic know-how. Their prowess in the creation and manufacturing of ultra-thin movements is really second to none. It's no wonder that their movements have powered the watches of many other storied bra...
The only catch....
is that people often are careless with their pronunciation between Piaget and Piguet, another respected supplier of movements for high-end watchmakers. Bill
Very, very interesting.
You always learn a little something everyday. Both very nice watches. Best regards, George
Thanks George....
I think both watches are a great value, and the IWC can be had for half the price of an Altiplano due to the steel case. it is also so much nicer to wind than the FA Jones movement in the Portuguese Hand Wound. Bill
I'm completely amazed
Thanks Bill for the information. I knew that Piaget movements were used in watches from Cartier and other 'grande maisons' but the IWC took me by surprise! Every day, a little more learning........ MTF
I had to dig a little to find out what was inside the IWC....
as IWC never promoted the watch. I suspect that collectors will seek out the IWC for having the Piaget movement like they seek out the Mark XII for having the JLC 889. Bill