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White vs Rose
My initial feeling was that the Altiplano white gold with classic white dial is the best 'swanky' watch for formal events. After all, white with black markers and strap match most formalwear. I already have a white gold with white enamel dial to prove the hypothesis. 
Then, I saw the rose gold Altiplano and wavered......
Now, here's a thought -- what about a rose gold watch with black dial? That would be something!
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Wedding Season Selections From Piaget
It's that time of year again. Summer weddings are on the horizon. Piaget offers the following selections of jewelry and timepieces for your consideration. IMO they exhibit all the timelessness and elegance reflective of a great wedding ceremony. Ref. G0A2...
beautiful
the pink gold altiplano is stunning, as are the rings.... thx for sharing Jason
The pink gold Altiplano seems to be edging out the other options!
I'm on the outside, I guess, since I prefer the black dialed white gold version best! They are beautiful watches. Cheers, Daos
White vs Rose
My initial feeling was that the Altiplano white gold with classic white dial is the best 'swanky' watch for formal events. After all, white with black markers and strap match most formalwear. I already have a white gold with white enamel dial to prove the...
Rose gold + black dial would be divine!
It's a tried and true combination, really. Your Piagets, those of which I'm aware, at least, are all white metals if I recall correctly (steel Upstream and white gold Altiplano), so maybe they need a(nother) rose gold stablemate. Cheers, Daos
I really like the ultrathin watches,
especially the rose gold model. Very simple and elegant. I personally like having a seconds hand on the dial, but these watches are still fantastic. Stewart
The rose gold is a beautiful option...
...and I like Piaget's shade of rose gold very much after living with a rose gold Altiplano Double Jeu for a few weeks. Oh, the trials of a Moderator! You get to wear a fantastic piece like the gem-set Double Jeu and then have to give it back after fallin...
Better to have worn and given back
than never worn at all, but I can imagine it would be hard to part with the ones you really enjoy. I think I would keep making up reasons to try to keep the watch a little longer, such as the need to evaluate accuracy over a 6-12 month period Stewart
The watches in your post...
are enough to make me consider re-newing my vows...at least as an excuse to get an Altiplano into my humble collection. Best regards, Dino
It's just a matter of time for both of us, Dino.
I don't need a crystal ball to foresee Piagets in our respective futures! Cheers, Daos
I'll definitely have to visit the boutique on my next visit to NYC
so I can try on some future purchases! Best regards, Dino
Simply elegant
and understated.Would be difficult to choose between the white gold and the rose gold---would have to be seen in the metal. their recent batches of ultrathin watches have awakened my interest in piaget to the extent of wanting to acquire them! Any idea of...
I don't have my US list prices handy so will have to verify...
...but I want to say the white gold/silver dial is around 12K USD list and the rose gold is a little less. I'll double check tomorrow. Cheers, Daos
A very timely post, Daos...
As my wedding is in the works for sometime during the fall. The rings are very nice, I will definitely look into them. BTW, the classic Altiplano with white dial is featured in a spread in this months GQ. A great watch for any moment in life. All the best...
CONGRATS!
Congratulations to you and your fiancée, Alex! That's wonderful news! I'm very happy for you! Cheers, Daos
Thank you, Daos!
And as such, celebrating is in order, don't you think? Vegas, anyone??? See you soon, Alex