Our Ultra-thin Movements
We had always been at the forefront of technical innovation. Since 1957, we had pursued ultra-thin innovation, starting with the 9P hand-wound movement at only 2mm thick. This was soon followed by the 12P in 1960, and ultra-thin self-winding mechanical movements at 2.3mm. During the last decades, more than 25 ultra-thin movements have been developed, each more impressive than the last. Among these is the impressive 1208P caliber, which holds a double record for being the thinnest self-winding mechanical movement on the market at 2.35mm and thinnest watch in its category at 5.25mm. For us, technical innovation is more than just a goal, it is a way of being, a constant part of the Maison.
Movements
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Ultra-thin movements
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Skeleton movements
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Movements with small complications
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Movements with major complications
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Self-winding mechanical movements
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Hand-wound mechanical movements
Ultra-thin – all the finesse of Haute Horlogerie
Only a very small number of luxury watch brands have mastery of all the intricate skills required to design and manufacture ultra-thin movements in-house. The Piaget Manufacture stands firmly within their ranks. Harnessing its astounding know-how accumulated over the past decades, it has created many ultra-slim movements and watches featuring a vast range of complications, from the simplest to the most prestigious – such as the tourbillon or minute repeater, to name but two.
