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Even so, it wasn't until 1943 that Piaget was finally registered as a brand in its own right by the founder's grandchildren, Gerald and Valentin. Under the leadership of this third generation, the Swiss watchmaker at last achieved its international breakthrough. More than that, Piaget quickly became a byword for precision engineering. 1945 saw the opening of a second factory in their home town of La-Cote-aux-Fees. This was to specialise in the development of ultra flat movements and other groundbreaking horological innovations. In 1957, Piaget succeeded in launching an ultra flat movement, the 9P. Measuring only 2 mm in height, this was the world's flattest mechanical hand-wound movement to date.
Piaget models have set many records
Master of ultra-flat watchmaking
Over the decades, Piaget has earned a huge reputation as a creator sophisticated timepieces with ultra slim movements. When other companies are looking for compact solutions, they often turn to Piaget. The 12P calibre developed in 1960 was the flattest automatic movement in the world at the time a miniscule 2.3 mm high. But this hasn't been the sole focus of the company's attention. It has also expanded its portfolio into the realm of fine jewellery.
From 1964, Piaget launched several dress watches with dials made of semi-precious stones such as lapis lazuli, turquoise, onyx and tiger's eye. While the movements of the Piaget watches continue to be manufactured in La-Cote-aux-Fees, in 2001 a new factory was opened in Plan-les-Ouates near Geneva to handle the jewellery aspect of the business. Here over 40 skilled watchmakers and goldsmiths work together under one roof in the pursuit of meticulous craftsmanship.
As the new millennium dawned, Piaget continued to be as innovative as ever. In 2002, the company introduced its first tourbillon movement, the 600P. With a height of just 3.5 mm, this was another record-breaking accomplishment. In 2009 the wafer-thin 12P from the 1960s finally met with a worthy successor. A mere 2.35 mm, the 1208P is the thinnest automatic movement of its kind. It became the basis for the most ultra flat automatic watch ever, the Altiplano 43 mm (height: 5.25 mm). For its 140th birthday, the company once again outdid itself with the launch of its thinnest manual wind watch, the Altiplano 900P (total height: 3.65 mm). Again and again, Piaget proves that there is no technical challenge it cannot master.
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Piaget's history dates back to 1874 when Georges Edouard Piaget set up a rudimentary watchmaking workshop on his parents' farm in La-Cote-aux-Fees, in the Swiss province of Neuchatel. Initially, Piaget manufactured pocket watches and precision movements for other watch companies. In 1911, Georges Edouard handed over management of the company to his son Timothee. It was in that year that the fledgling company started to make wristwatches for the first time.Even so, it wasn't until 1943 that Piaget was finally registered as a brand in its own right by the founder's grandchildren, Gerald and Valentin. Under the leadership of this third generation, the Swiss watchmaker at last achieved its international breakthrough. More than that, Piaget quickly became a byword for precision engineering. 1945 saw the opening of a second factory in their home town of La-Cote-aux-Fees. This was to specialise in the development of ultra flat movements and other groundbreaking horological innovations. In 1957, Piaget succeeded in launching an ultra flat movement, the 9P. Measuring only 2 mm in height, this was the world's flattest mechanical hand-wound movement to date.
Piaget models have set many records
Master of ultra-flat watchmaking
Over the decades, Piaget has earned a huge reputation as a creator sophisticated timepieces with ultra slim movements. When other companies are looking for compact solutions, they often turn to Piaget. The 12P calibre developed in 1960 was the flattest automatic movement in the world at the time a miniscule 2.3 mm high. But this hasn't been the sole focus of the company's attention. It has also expanded its portfolio into the realm of fine jewellery.
From 1964, Piaget launched several dress watches with dials made of semi-precious stones such as lapis lazuli, turquoise, onyx and tiger's eye. While the movements of the Piaget watches continue to be manufactured in La-Cote-aux-Fees, in 2001 a new factory was opened in Plan-les-Ouates near Geneva to handle the jewellery aspect of the business. Here over 40 skilled watchmakers and goldsmiths work together under one roof in the pursuit of meticulous craftsmanship.
As the new millennium dawned, Piaget continued to be as innovative as ever. In 2002, the company introduced its first tourbillon movement, the 600P. With a height of just 3.5 mm, this was another record-breaking accomplishment. In 2009 the wafer-thin 12P from the 1960s finally met with a worthy successor. A mere 2.35 mm, the 1208P is the thinnest automatic movement of its kind. It became the basis for the most ultra flat automatic watch ever, the Altiplano 43 mm (height: 5.25 mm). For its 140th birthday, the company once again outdid itself with the launch of its thinnest manual wind watch, the Altiplano 900P (total height: 3.65 mm). Again and again, Piaget proves that there is no technical challenge it cannot master.