Once the watchmaker has reassembled the bracelet and case, and installed the dial and hands on the movement, he then cases up the watch and makes any necessary adjustments. Before closing the case, all the seals are replaced, as well as any case-back screws that no longer comply with Piaget's quality criteria.

Once again, the watch’s water-resistance is tested and a complete check of its functions and performance is carried out.

Finally, wearing the watch is simulated on a device that reproduces the movements of the wrist to ensure that the movement is functioning correctly and that the adjustments are accurate.

A final overall check is made at the end of the service.

You will receive your watch with a twelve-month guarantee that covers the operations carried out and the parts that have been replaced. You will enjoy the sensation of having a watch that is as good as new.