Piaget

Like the previous years, Piaget was present at the Salon Belles Montres. Sadly, and not surprising, the SIHH preview watch stayed at the Côte-aux-Fées but hopefully a wide range of watches was availble for the biggest pleasure of the visitors. As usual, a...  

I hadn't noticed, until just now, how much that tourbillon looks just like a GO Pano-series when you've got it upside down! Keep 'em coming!! A

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I have started admiring the brand when I was trying to answer the tricky questions about the ultra thin movements a while ago, and these models and movements are even more impressive. Very nice. Thanks for the report. Ken

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Thanks for feeding my love for the Piaget movements and watches. The ultra thin automatic movement is impressive. Hope to be able to buy one for myself someday. A white gold 40mm Altiplano would be great, simply love it. Thanks, FX. Vte

After all, the skeletonized version is smaller... Maybe a future "classic dial" Altiplano with the 1208P will be smaller than the 43mm? I don't know. Fx

These movements make my mouth water! I just love your photos! I wish I could just mount the movements in a shadow box and hang it on my wall at home! Thanks for the fantastic post, Fr.Xavier! Cheers, Daos

Let me guess: you work as an interior designer ? Fx

Interior design would be a fun job only if your clients had similar taste to yours! LOL! Daos

but PIAGET was, is and always will be a movement manufacturer first, then a watchmaker and then, purveyor of jewellery watches. Thank you, FrX for the reminder. Regards, MTF

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