The ultra-thin art

Extreme thinness is at the heart of Piaget’s culture and history. Since the 1950s, the legendary 9P and 12P movements have inspired a line of calibres that are as thin as they are high-performance. The Manufacture’s incredible innovative capacities and its unique creations in terms of ultra-thinness have allowed it to stand out from the crowd, assuming a position at the very summit of the art of watchmaking.

• Piaget Time Gallery - Shanghai
  Tuesday, January 1, 2013 - Wednesday, May 15, 2013
  

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The 9P, a historic calibre

Presented in 1957, the hand-wound 9P calibre represents a technological revolution and a turning-point in the history of Piaget.

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The quest for Ultra-Thin

With more than 30 new movements in the space of 12 years, Piaget has become the unchallenged master of the ultra-thin movement.

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Generous creativity

Since the 1960s, Piaget has asserted itself as a specialist in jewellery watches.

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An epic tale of record-breaking

Double record for Piaget in 2010: the thinnest self-winding movement and self-winding timepiece in the world!

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The 12P, a revolutionary calibre

In 1960, Piaget offered its male clientele the thinnest self-winding movement in the world: the 12P.

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An original concept of personalisation.

Thanks to its Footprint concept, and with the participation of personalities, Piaget takes part in the charitable causes that it holds dear.

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Ultimate discretion

In 1998, the ultra-thin watch took the name Altiplano, a reference to the fascinating bare plateaus of Argentina.

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A double record

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of this famous calibre 12P, Piaget once again pushes the limits of miniaturisation with a double record!