Piaget

Hello everyone! First, I suppose I should introduce myself as I have been a long time lurker on these forums but sadly have not been able to contribute much myself, until now! My name is Chris, I am 22 years old, I live near Vancouver, and I caught the wa...  

I feel that you really enjoyed your journey and you managed to capture the skills of the Piaget Manufacture which were also highlighted by the 2012 collection. Thanks a lot for your report, thanks to Oliver and thanks of course to Piaget for having organi... 

I had a lot of fun in Geneva, I'm glad you enjoyed my report. Chris

I guess the next generation of watch lovers is assured. Thanks for taking us on this great trip. Bill

I can live up to the last generation! You are very welcome. Chris

I've enjoyed it a lot. The skeleton ultra thin kills me, what a nice watch. Thanks for sharing. Vte

Thanks for reading. Chris

It looks like you had fun (I hope so!)! I loved your photos. They really capture all the great techniques on display at Piaget, and the care they take in crafting their timepieces. Piaget has always been the watchmaker's watchmaker, but your report shows ... 

It was a great experience and I learned alot about Piaget. Until now I had only heard of JLC being the watchmaker's watchmaker, but now I know better (not to detract from JLC, of course). Chris

I hope you are thoroughly infected with the watch-collecting bug. Cazalea

Your collection is something to strive for. Chris

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Glad you liked it. Chris

Purist. Great report I really enjoyed reading it. I'm so not anvy any more and glad that you got the prize (tongue firmly still in cheek) Looking forward your next post wich must come soon Best Damjan

There could have been more than one winner. I am afraid it will be hard to match this post... I will try to become more active though, thanks for reading. Chris

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through new eyes, takman. I haver been to a number of 'factories' and to both Piaget Manufactures many times but your 'fresh' report brings new feelings to me. Thank you....and also to Piaget for organising the contest and prize. You have many decades lef... 

It's great to know that I was able to show you something new and fresh. Hopefully the infection doesn't spread too too fast... For some reason it seems the first time I responded, my response did not post. Anways, hope you have a good weekend. Chris

At least in the indirect way through your report! Thanks a lot, Chris, for the effort you undertook to let us participate in your Piaget experience! Well done. And I give kudos to your decision to end the lurking status and to take an active part on this ...  

The Seiko Spirit line has some really nice looking watches, that's for sure. You are very welcome, it was my pleasure to relay my journey to everyone and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Chris

Good post Chris, Piaget are making some great watches, this bug could get costly ! Keep it up Cronolust

Yes they certainly are making some very appealing watches. Chris

a very well written/illustrated report. You already learnt a lot from lurking/listening only The winner of our Piaget competition, Chris aka Takman, next to Philippe Léopold-Metzger, Piaget CEO: Chris, it was a pleasure to accompany you and I hope to read...  

I had a lot of fun, especially afterwards at the Mad Art gallery. She does have a good eye, eh? I was pleasantly surprised when the guys at Piaget said it was a real movement. Chris

Kudos to Piaget for allowing you to photograph their factory. It opens doors to a wide audience around the globe with many potential customers. And, thanks to you for taking the time to post and share your experience with forum readers. Best regards, Jack... 

I enjoyed being able to share my experience with all of you. Chris

That is a superb post, Chris. A visit in a manufacture is always an intense moment, for us, watch nuts... It is like if you want to discover what is behind the curtain. And Piaget is no exception to the rule. Thanks for sharing these intense and superb mo... 

It was indeed an experience to remember and I thank Piaget for making it possible and their hospitality. Chris

One quick question - if funds were not an issue, which Piaget would you want to get as your 1st Piaget watch? Cheers, Anthony

It will be a great story to tell when I finally do purchase a Piaget. As for your question... Well I was quite impressed by the Altiplano Ultra-Thin Skeleton, but I think that answer would be too easy... If funds were not an issue then I think I would hav... 

and most people need a long time to understand that Skeletons like the new one from Piaget should come with a warning: You have to be older than 21 years. You will see the naked truth. You could be seriously addicted. It could affect ... Oliver...  

I neither smoke nor own a skeleton watch..... but the latter will change someday Chris...  

as my first Piaget. I hope Piaget comes out with a "sporty" colored version of this moon watch in a white metal, preferably stainless steel! Cheers, Anthony...  

Was not regarded by one of people at Piaget as being part of their DNA. He acknowledged they use titanium... but it seems precious metals are more dear to Piaget. But who knows! Chris

I am so happy you were able to make this special trip.

Just imagine how happy I was

Congratulations again, Chris, and thanks for taking us along on the tours. It’s wonderful to see behind the scenes and it gives you a great appreciation as to what goes into the watches, and what makes each manufacture special. I liked the QC area and the... 

It was my pleasure to prepare this report for you all and I am so happy that so many of you enjoyed it. Indeed, going behind the scenes really did give me a higher appreciation for what goes into this wonderful hobby of ours. It especially showed me a sid... 

Thank you so much Best Hans