Piaget - There are issues about the watch shown

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 and 881P are chronographs).

The Dancer is a special watch in Piaget line-up and always has an integrated metal bracelet of the same precious material as the case. The watch you showed has ordinary lugs that do not appear in the Dancer. The whole point of the Dancer is the bracelet as it is flexible and 'dances' around your wrist.

I can at least answer one of your questions: ALL Piaget watches use in-house Piaget movements.

In fact, many famous 'Houses' have used Piaget movements in their branded watches, amongst them are: Cartier, Audemars Piguet, Breguet, Ebel, Longines, Omega, Rolex, Ulysse Nardin, Vacheron & Constantin, Vulcain, Wittnauer and Zenith.

Check out a previous article: Piaget - A Rightful Manufacture part 1: home.watchprosite.com

Regards,

MTF

This message has been edited by MTF on 2012-04-02 21:23:32

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caliber 889P?

By: ralph_george : April 2nd, 2012-07:41

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

By: MTF : April 2nd, 2012-21:20

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...

Movement designator 889 used but not Piaget base (nt0 [nt]

By: MTF : April 26th, 2012-08:29

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more like an imitation piaget

By: Watchlover78 : April 4th, 2012-07:08

Piaget's workmanship is 1st class, the one in the photo looks quite unrefined. Baxter

It was a "Piaget" try-out but from the crisis era (nt) [nt]

By: MTF : April 26th, 2012-08:30

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I see, thank you for your information

By: Watchlover78 : April 26th, 2012-09:12

Guess I make another friend in this forum. Best regards, Baxter

Answer from Piaget

By: MTF : April 26th, 2012-08:22

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 ...