Piaget Watches

The Piaget Watch Company was founded in 1874. In its early years, it specialized in making pocket watches and large clock movements. But in the 1950s, it turned its attention to luxury wristwatches. The Piaget 9P is one of the world's thinnest mechanical watches, thanks to its ultra-thin movement.

Piaget manufactures its own watch movements. The company began manufacturing movements in 1874 and has been producing them ever since. This makes them the masters of ultra-thin movement. This makes them famous for their thin luxury watches. The company also has stores in 80 countries worldwide. The authenticity of a Piaget watch can be determined by the serial number and the brand's authenticity.

In 1874, Georges-Edouard Piaget started manufacturing handmade timepiece components and movements in his parents' farm in La Cote-aux-Fees. The success of this business grew exponentially after his father's death. He and his son Timothee Piaget eventually expanded the Piaget business into luxury wristwatches and pocket watches.

The Piaget Gouverneur line features a sophisticated stainless steel case and bracelet. The 42mm cushion-shaped case with black or white dials and sub-dials are adorned with a luminous material. The watch has a date display at 6 o'clock, and the brand's iconic "P" forms the second hand counterbalance. The watch's sapphire glass case back allows for an unobstructed view of the movement.

Piaget Watches are known for their elegant and timeless designs. Some watches blur the line between high jewelry and luxury timepieces, while others are designed to be used all day, such as those in the 21st Century Collection. Piaget watches are also known for their high-quality finish.

Piaget is owned by the prestigious Swiss luxury goods conglomerate Richemont. This company owns brands like Cartier, A. Lange & Sohne, and IWC. Piaget's current CEO is Chabi Nouri, one of the few women in the watch industry. She previously held the role of International Managing Director of Sales and Marketing for the brand.

The Piaget Polo watch series launched in 1979. It broke wristwatch codes, and was considered a revolutionary design in its day. It was the first wristwatch with a fully integrated bracelet, and it reflected the refinement of both technical and aesthetic aspects. The Piaget Polo watch reflected the ethos of the brand and marked its success.

The Altiplano collection by Piaget features exquisite timepieces, like the G0A39122 white gold watch with diamond indices. Its case is made of white gold, and the dial is adorned with 69 brilliant-cut diamonds. The watch is also water-resistant, and the alligator leather strap has 23 diamonds studded on it.

The Altiplano is Piaget's ultimate flagship collection. Its incredibly thin movements and slim case design give it a very sophisticated appearance. In fact, the 900P watch was crowned the world's flattest luxury watch.