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Possession 18-Karat White Gold Diamond Cuff
Limelight 27mm 18-Karat White Gold Diamond Watch, Ref. No. G0A39195
Possession 18-Karat White Gold, Diamond and Ceramic Cuff
Possession 18-Karat White Gold Cuff
Altiplano Ultimate Automatic 41mm 18-Karat Rose Gold and Leather Watch, Ref. No. G0B43120
Polo Automatic Chronograph 42mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. G0A41006
Altiplano Ultimate Automatic 41mm 18-Karat White Gold and Leather Watch, Ref. No. G0A43121
Polo Automatic 42mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. G0A41003
Polo Automatic 42mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. G0A41002
Possession 18-Karat White Gold, Diamond and Ceramic Ring
Polo Automatic Chronograph 42mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. G0A42005
Possession 18-Karat White Gold Ring
Possession 18-Karat Rose Gold Diamond Ring
Altiplano Automatic 41mm 18-Karat White Gold, Alligator and Diamond Watch, Ref. No. G0A44075
Altiplano Skeleton Automatic 38mm 18-Karat Rose Gold, Leather and Diamond Watch, Ref. No. G0A45225
Possession 18-Karat White Gold and Diamond Ring
Possession 18-Karat White Gold Diamond Ring
Possession 18-Karat Rose Gold Ring
Polo Skeleton Automatic 42mm 18-Karat White Gold, Alligator and Diamond Watch, Ref. No. G0A46010
Polo Skeleton Automatic 42mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. G0A45004
Polo Automatic 42mm 18-Karat Rose Gold and Alligator Watch, Ref. No. G0A43010
The History
Founded in 1874, Mr Georges-Édouard Piaget’s workshops supplied movements to some of the most prestigious watch brands. By the 1920s, Mr Piaget had become a creator of complete watches, finally placing his own name on a dial in 1943. By 1957, Piaget's stock in trade was cemented: innovative ultra-slim dress watches, a field in which it has set numerous world records over the years. Today’s range combines the technical mastery of the Altiplano with the 1980s exuberance of the Polo.
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Innovation Through Isolation
Piaget’s ateliers are still to be found in La Côte-aux-Fées, a town 3,400ft above sea level that’s cut off by every brutal winter. Its rough climate and remoteness acted as Darwinian selection factors in the 19th century – if you were not self-sufficient during the winter, you did not survive. Meaning Piaget’s obsessive artisans had nothing to do, away from the summer’s dairy farming, but pursue absolute perfection. A surviving philosophy for the brand.
