Piaget
Founded in 1874 and reinvented in 1957 around a decision to work almost exclusively in gold and platinum, Piaget became the house of ultra-thin movements and the jewelry watch—as much a goldsmith and gem-setter as a watchmaker. Its advertising sold opulence without apology: hardstone dials in lapis, onyx, and tiger's eye, woven-gold bracelets, and the wafer-thin cases that made a Piaget unmistakable. The 1979 Piaget Polo crystallized it all—solid gold, ultra-thin, and pitched straight at the jet-set as a badge of belonging, right down to the brand's Palm Beach polo sponsorship.
This collection gathers those vintage prints, from the ultra-thin gold dress watches and jewelry pieces to the Polo. Browse the collection below.
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