Piaget

Rich with more than 140 years of history, Piaget has created a unique signature by offering ultra-thin watches alongside a fine jewellery collection. Its watches are defined by their slim designs and high-end finishing, making them the ultimate accessory for the elegant man. 

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PIAGET
Possession Large Engraved 18-Karat White Gold Diamond Ring
$6,150
PIAGET
Possession 18-Karat White Gold, Diamond and Ceramic Cuff
$14,700
PIAGET
Possession 18-Karat White Gold Cuff
$3,250
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Polo Automatic 42mm Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. No. G0A41002
$14,500
PIAGET
Possession 18-Karat White Gold, Diamond and Ceramic Ring
$21,200
PIAGET
Possession 18-Karat White Gold Diamond Cuff
$7,350
PIAGET
Possession 18-Karat White Gold Ring
$2,210
PIAGET
Possession 18-Karat Rose Gold Ring
$2,000
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INNOVATIONS

The Coin-Thin Calibre 9P

Despite its apparent simplicity, the ultra-thin watch is considered a watchmaking achievement up there with the hyper-complex tourbillon, thanks to the miniscule mechanics at play. Making the Calibre 9P, unveiled by Mr Valentin Piaget in 1957, a particularly impressive feat – no more voluminous than a two-franc coin yet ticking steadily and precisely.

The Watchmaker-Jeweller

Since 1963, Piaget has nurtured a speciality for exotic hardstone and semi-precious dials, finely sliced from brittle tiger’s eye and lapis lazuli. Its top-flight jewellery division is housed on Geneva's Plans-Les-Ouates industrial estate, or “Plans-Les-Watch” as the locals know it, thanks to neighbours Vacheron Constantin, Patek Philippe, Harry Winston and Rolex.

The World’s Thinnest Watch

Bulgari robbed Piaget of the record for world’s thinnest automatic watch in 2018; Piaget responded by creating the Altiplano Ultimate Concept in the same year, a slice of wafer-thin genius that’s just 2mm thick. It was put into full production the following year, reclaiming the record from Bulgari and ensuring that Piaget continued to rule the roost when it comes to ultra-thin watchmaking.