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Piaget Altiplano White Dial White Gold Black Alligator Leather Men's Watch G0A29112

I just received my Piaget Altiplano and it is BEAUTIFUL.!! The picture does not do it justice. I can't wait to get it sized so I can wear it. Excellent quality and an excellent price!!

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Review by Amcgrath, From Germany 91301 Forcheim

Piaget Traditional Diamond Pave Garnet Dial 18K Gold Ladies Watch GOA37044

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS WATCH FOR YEARS. WOW. WOULD BE PERFECT IF THE STOPWATCH DISPLAYED MORE THAN JUST ONE HOUR OF TIMING.

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Review by Mike McGehee, From France Rambouillet

Piaget Gouverneur Silver Guilloche Dial 18kt Rose Gold Brown Alligator Leather Men's Watch GOA37110

I'm enjoying my new Piaget watch because it fits well and securely , is easy to read, and has a clean,classic overall style. Since my wrist is quite small I had five links removed from the bracelet. The weight and size of the watch is perfectly feminine yet feels strong and solidly constucted.

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Review by Yevstratenko Marina, From Slovakia Bratislava

After racking our brains to make the difficult choice of just one watch in each of the twelve categories in this year's Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve, you start to sympathise with the members of the jury when you are faced with the even more difficult task of choosing a winner for the Aiguille d'Or, the "Golden Hand" category that is the equivalent of "Best Picture" in this ceremony that is widely considered the "Oscars of Watchmaking".
At this point it's worth recalling Rule 5.7 in the GPHG rules, since the most coveted prize is the subject of a separate secret ballot by the jury based on a shortlist of three to five watches. Our in-house team have missed out the shortlist, assuming that the watch should logically be one of our favourites from the individual categories. In this case, of course, our eventual choice would subsequently be excluded from the vote in its individual category and replaced by the watch with the second most votes if it had won that category.

My final choice was split between several watches but the winner of the Aiguille d'Or needs to have that extra special something. The candidate that rises head and shoulders above the others for me is the Bovet Braveheart® Tourbillon. It's a watch that you can just sit admiring for ages, completely forgetting that you are supposed to try it for size. The transparency and the unbelievably high level of finishing are decoration are astounding but the piece truly comes alive when you plunge into its heart. This is best done with one of the watchmaking specialists from the brand (which is probably not beyond the realms of possibility if you have the kind of money needed to acquire one) to truly appreciate the innovation that has gone into this watch, which is supported by six new patents. If I have to pick only one watch that deserves the accolade of "watch of the year", then this is it.

The Aiguille d'Or is the supreme distinction at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve. Awarded by a jury consisting of the most eminent collectors and watch journalists, this prize is the most coveted in the world of watchmaking. So the question is according to which criteria do the jury vote for the best watch of the year? Design, technical innovation, performance, personal appreciation, aesthetics etc. The criteria are as diverse and varied as the 72 finalists in the competition this year.
I will therefore let my subjectivity guide me and choose the Zeitwerk Minute Repeater by A. Lange & Söhne, a watch that combines technical prowess with creative force. The brand goes much beyond a « simple » minute repeater by presented a decimal repeater. Specifically, this means that the hours and minutes are chimed decimally, which corresponds with the display on the dial. I like the sober and pure design of the Zeitwerk Minute Repeater, which makes it a classic with a timeless style. Last but not least, and this is just my personal opinion, I think it would be great for an international brand to win the Aiguille d'Or. To date, the only non-Swiss brand to have won the Holy Grail of watchmaking was… A. Lange & Söhne with its Lange Zeitwerk en 2009.

Innovative watchmaking, tradition, technology, know-how, design… all these ingredients that go into an exceptional timepiece should guide the decisions of the judges in the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve 2015 when they vote for the Aiguille d'Or. But it would be too simple if just one watch or a small handful of them met all these conditions! Unfortunately for the jury which has the responsibility of making the "right" decision, and fortunately for the good health of the Swiss and global watch industries, worthy candidates are crowding at the gates. It would be easier to find a (golden) watch hand in a haystack…
The watch that deserves the prize more than any other for me - given that I prefer the smallest -is the Piaget Altiplano 900P.
It merges innovatively the case and the movement, with the caseback serving as the mainplate of the manually-wound movement with its 48-hour power reserve. The quest for ultimate slenderness - the watch is just 3.65mm thick - dictated all choices and all technical and aesthetic solutions for the Altiplano 900P: bridges on the dial side, suspended barrel, hands below the bridges, off-centre hours and minutes, and of course slimming down all components in the watch as much as possible, meaning that some wheels are just 0.12mm thick. The design is splendid, with the roundness of the case and the subdial for the hours mirroring the visible gear train, and the grey and black tones giving the watch great distinction.

Unusual shapes, vivid colours and rare materials: Piaget showed great creative daring during the 1960s and 70s through its interpretations of the free and non-conformist spirit typical of the era. During these crazy years and thanks to models featuring atypical designs, Piaget became the favourite brand of many celebrities and members of the international jet-set.

Two models symbolising this period brimming with creativity are now being re-edited: the traditional oval watch, which we are presenting today, and the Black Tie vintage inspiration, introduced last week on WorldTempus.

One watch in particular, with its oval case set with diamonds and emeralds, its jade dial as well as its distinctive, delicately engraved bracelet, became a firm favourite among the most stylish peronsalities of the decade. Interpreted in a number of variations, this model
is part of the Piaget heritage and its bracelet has become an authentic brand signature.

 To highlight the jewellery dimension of this new creation, a silver-toned oval dial offsets the line of diamonds adorning the bezel. Claw setting enables each stone to play a seductive game with light. Elegance, beauty and refinement: the Piaget traditional oval watches in white or rose gold is exclusively available through boutiques.
 

This year's collection inspired by this legendary watch perpetuates the tradition of Piaget goldsmithing, a skill conveyed through the delicately crafted bracelet. The elegantly hand-crafted "palace" finish gives the bracelet an almost iridescent effect. The elegantly hand-engraved "palace" finish gives the bracelet an almost iridescent effect. Inspired by Haute Couture methods, the reverse side of the bracelet most vividly displays the technical virtuosity of the Maison. The multitude of assembled links creates a refined overall effect, within which each part is precisely fashioned to form an incomparable light gold "fabric". The bracelet is fitted directly to the case so as to form a single case and bracelet ensemble.