Piaget

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Piaget Gouverneur Collection

[george_]

Δεν μπορεσα ποτε να καταλαβω αυτη την εταιρια

[lambros]

Δεν μπορεσα ποτε να καταλαβω αυτη την εταιρια

Σου δόθηκε η ευκαιρία να εντρυφήσεις, τζώρτζ_?

[nicolasg]

Altiplano 900P 38 mm

[george_]

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Launched in 1957, Caliber 9P is just two mm thick.


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Caliber 12P put Piaget in Guinness World Records.


In 2007, Piaget marked the 50th anniversary of its ultra-thin Caliber 9P by reissuing the movement that made it famous and by launching its first in-house mechanical chronograph movement. In this feature from our November-December 2007 issue

In 2007, Piaget marks a milestone. It was 50 years before that the firm introduced Caliber 9P, a manual-wind movement that was a mere 2.0 mm thick. Three years later Piaget followed with an automatic version, Caliber 12P, which measured just 2.3 mm thick. Caliber 12P earned Piaget a listing in Guinness World Records as the maker of “the world’s thinnest self-winding movement.” Today Piaget enjoys a well-earned reputation as a maker of elegant and uncommonly slim watches. More recently the firm has introduced the modern 430P, 450P, and 438P movements measuring a mere 2.1 mm thick, as well as the new line of 600P tourbillon regulator movements.

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In the village of La Côte-aux-Fées, which is in the Neuchâtel region of Swtizerland, Georges Piaget founded Piaget in 1874. Since the beginning, the company was dedicated to producing pocket watches and high-precision clock movements for prestigious brands. In 1911, Piaget began producing wristwatches, however, it was not until 1943 that they started selling watches under the Piaget name. Previously, all wristwatch movements were sold to other brands (a testament to the Piaget’s watch manufacturing capabilities).

In 1957, at the Baselworld fair, Piaget introduced the world’s thinnest hand-wound mechanical movement (2 mm), the caliber 9P. Then, in 1960, they introduced the thinnest automatic movement in the world (2.3 mm), the caliber 12P.


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In 1988 the Vendôme Group (now Richemont - the world’s #2 luxury group) acquired Piaget. By acquiring Piaget, the group greatly strengthened its watchmaking capacity. Over the years, Piaget has not only produced calibers, in-house, for their own timepieces, but also for Richemont brands such as: Cartier, Vacheron Constantin and Ralph Lauren.

Piaget manufactures all of their calibers in-house (apart from dials, hands and hairsprings). At their movement production facility in La Côte-aux-Fées, they currently produce movements for 23,000 watches per year. Casing up and final assembly occurs in Piaget’s Plan-les-Ouates factory (just outside of Geneva), which has housed the brand’s design facility, case making, casing, jewelry making, final assembly and corporate headquarters since its inauguration in 2001.

[george_]

Caliber 12P (1960): the thinnest self-winding movement (only 2.3 mm)



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Caliber Beta 21 (1969): Piaget participated in the creation of that first quartz movement, from Switzerland

Caliber 7P (1976): the thinnest quartz movement at the time

Caliber 430P (1998): an ultra-thin movement created for the launch of the Altiplano watch collection

Caliber 600P (2003): an ultra-thin tourbillon movement (only 3.5 mm)

 

[george_]

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[george_]

The Piaget Altiplano 900P today is the world´s thinnest mechanical watch measuring only 3,65 mm including the case

[Petros1]

Είμαι περίεργος να μάθω τιμή,αφού πρώτα παρω το υπογλώσσιο.

[george_]

Δεν ξερω,το αποτελεσμα μετραει,αυτο που καταφερε δηλαδη

[Petros1]

Κατά το Νικόλα όμως....

Οχι δεν ηταν ειρωνικό. Cartier, Bulgary, Piaget, Chopard κτλ είναι εταιρείες κοσμημάτων, που βγάζουν και κανα ρολόι.
Αύριο μπορεί να τους έρθει να βγαλουν και αυτοκίνητα.

[george_]

Εχει αγχος για την ομαδα του