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THE MAISON PIAGET HONORS A GREAT MAN OF WATCHMAKING: VALENTIN PIAGET It is with great sadness that the Maison Piaget announces the passing of Valentin Piaget, grandson of the founder Georges-Edouard Piaget. As part of the 3rd generation, Valentin Piaget m

The Piaget boutique located 7 rue de la Paix in Paris is currently doing a focus on the Altiplano collection with an exhibition encompassing several decades. The purpose of this exhibition is to display the historical expertise of the Piaget manufacture o

Dear forumners, It may have escaped your notice because the new PIAGET Altiplano 38mm manual-winding watch is too thin to see at certain angles Seriously, the official press release can be read by CLICKING the following URL link: basel.watchprosite.com It

Elio, You are a bit of a fanatic? ;) The non-Piaget watch is shrouded in mystery and in the mists of time from 2008. It belonged to a PuristS visitor to Piaget manufacture. We need to ask about the rectangular watch because it exhibits different design cu

PIAGET Altiplano Saga: Part 7 – Quantum of Solace – Special Altiplanos and Updates The previous article in the PIAGET Altiplano Saga series (Part 6) introduced the new 1200P movement series and 43mm diameter Automatic Altiplano - the current world's thinn

FrX, Thanks for the report and I hope Parisian and Parisienne Piaget lovers will visit. Did they show the original Piaget Altiplano watch that was surprisingly.....square? PIAGET Altiplano Saga series: Part 1 - The World is Not Thin Enough – Manual 9P mov

I attended yesterday the inauguration party of the Altiplano exhibition which takes place at the Printemps Store, 1st Floor, located Boulevard Haussmann in Paris. For Piaget, it is a way to celebrate its most famous collection and to remind us that one of

bentleyboy, Here are some examples of Piaget watches with television-shape cases from the 1970s. One is manual wind and the other is automatic wind; both are mechanical movements. There are variations of decoration and metal colour. I suspect you have the

FrX, Thanks. You make a good point about the curves of Piaget watches. We asked the designers where they got inspiration from. Of course, this was with the background that certain famous clients ordered specific items that eventually influenced the later