Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal

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Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal

Brand  : Piaget
Collection  : Altiplano
Model  : Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal
Reference  : G0A45035
Complement : White Gold - Diamonds - Green Dial - Strap Alligator Leather

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  • Brand  : Piaget
    Collection  : Altiplano
    Model  : Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal
    Reference  : G0A45035
    Complement : White Gold - Diamonds - Green Dial - Strap Alligator Leather
    List Price : 225 000 €
    Diameter : 41 mm
    Styles : Jewellery
    High Horology
    Types : Hand-winding
    Calibre : 670P
    Calibre distinction : Extra-thin
    Complication : Tourbillon
    Hours
    Minutes
    Seconds
    Case material : White Gold
    Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback
    Bezel set with diamonds
    Shape : Round
    Dial : Green enamel
    Dial color : Green
    Strap material : Alligator Leather
    Strap color : Green
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    + More characteristics :
    Movement
    Piaget manufacture ultra-thin hand-wound tourbillon movement (670P)
    Power reserve : approx. 48h
    Number of jewels : 23
    Number of Components : 157
    Functions : Off-centred hours and minutes at 8 o'clock, flying tourbillon at 2 o’clock, seconds indicated by the tourbillon carriage at 2 o’clock

    Case
    18K white gold
    set with 265 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 2.42 cts) and 48 baguette-cut diamonds (approx. 2.51 cts)

    Dial
    Hand-guilloché gold dial covered with translucent green enamel
    white gold coloured indexes

    Strap / Buckles
    Green alligator leather strap with 18K white gold folding clasp set with 24 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.05ct)

DESCRIPTION

  • PIAGET ALTIPLANO TOURBILLON – INFINITELY PERSONAL

    Whether it is a bezel adorned with the finest baguette-cut diamonds or an exquisite enamel dial, the new Piaget Altiplano Infinitely Personal concept gives clients the possibility to create a personalised Altiplano Tourbillon.


    The Art of Movement
    Piaget was founded in 1874 by Georges Edouard Piaget who started making watch components in his workshop on the family farm in the village of La Côte-aux-Fées. He sold high-precision parts and movements to some of the leading international watch companies across the Swiss Jura. Already at this time, the components he was manufacturing were ultra-thin.

    By 1943, the company was being run by his grandsons, Gérald and Valentin Piaget, who together took the company into a new era by registering the Piaget name and starting the production of the company’s own creations.


    Ultra-thin: The Aesthetics of Purity
    Ultra-thin movements and timepieces have always been at the heart of Piaget’s culture and history. In the 1950s, Piaget set itself the challenge of creating a revolutionary new watch movement of unheralded thinness. The result, unveiled in Geneva in 1957, was the 9P. At only 2mm thick, this calibre was universally hailed for the elegance of its profile, its performance, and its outstanding reliability. The 9P was one of the world’s thinnest mechanical movements.

    In 1960 Piaget unveiled the 12P, the thinnest automatic movement in the world, becoming the first of many world records for the Maison. Since the 1960s, ultra-thin watches have become one of Piaget’s horological specialties.

    An ultra-thin movement is not a complication per se, but the art of creating components two to three times thinner than regular parts is something incredibly complex. To date, Piaget presented more than 50 in-house calibres, of which 35 are ultra-thin.


    The Altiplano Tourbillon
    In 2017, Piaget celebrated the 60th anniversary of its ultra-thin movement with the ultra-thin Altiplano Flying Tourbillon, putting the movement at the service of the design. This manufacture, manual-winding movement featured the time at eight o’clock and the tourbillon at two o’clock. With 157 ultra-thin and ultra-light components, such as a carriage measuring a mere 2.88mm, three titanium bridges weighing no more than 0.2g, and some components measuring no more than the thickness of a human hair, the Piaget Altiplano Tourbillon is a feat of engineering. It also holds a patent for its stem mechanism, featuring an intermediate wheel that looks like a staircase and enables the user to set the time of the off-centered dial — another first in the watch industry.


    Piaget Infinitely Personal - The Personalisation Process
    Personalisation is nothing new for Piaget. In the 1960s, the Maison’s American subsidiary designed the Piaget “Style Selector”. This useful tool was created to help better serve Piaget high-society who all wanted to get their hands on one of the brand’s ultra-thin timepieces. They could choose the components of each model, from the shape of the case, to the bezel, jewellery settings, straps, dials and more. It was such a success that it was rolled out to boutiques worldwide. The Piaget “Style Selector” now provides the inspiration for a brand-new personalisation programme: The Piaget Infinitely Personal concept.

    Piaget Altiplano Tourbillon is recognized for its elegant design that includes baton hands and indexes, and beautifully-shaped lugs. Personalisation of this model allows each new owner numerous options to co-create an exceptional piece of art by choosing the case size (38mm or 41mm), type of case, dial, tourbillon ring, strap and buckle.

    The 38mm model comes in a choice of a diamond set white or rose gold bezel. There is a wide selection of dials, including sunburst mother-of-pearl dials in blue, pink, red, or white, hand guilloché radiating gold dials covered with translucent blue, green, teal or red Grand Feu enamel or diamond snow-paved dial. There is also the option for a sunburst lacquer dial which can be matched to any colour. Piaget can even match the dial’s shade from a photograph of a personal memory, for a truly unique personalisation.

    The 41mm model offers additional cases with options in white or rose gold that can be set with brilliant-cut or baguette-cut diamonds. Piaget is also offering the possibility to adorn the
    Altiplano Tourbillon with baguette-cut emeralds, sapphires or rubies for additional colour and sparkle. For the dial, the possibilities include a hand-engraved guilloché enamel grand feu decoration, a diamond snow-paved dial, or a sunburst lacquer dial that can be customized with any colour.

    The tourbillon ring of the 38mm and 41mm models come in white or rose gold, set with diamonds or engraved with a personal message. The case back can also be engraved. To compliment the Piaget Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal, there is also a selection of over 25 different alligator straps.

    With the Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal, Piaget continues the customisation service that has been a hallmark of the brand for more than 50 years, and allows its clients to become part of the creation of their unique watch. The only limit is their imagination.

  • PIAGET ALTIPLANO TOURBILLON – INFINITELY PERSONAL

    Whether it is a bezel adorned with the finest baguette-cut diamonds or an exquisite enamel dial, the new Piaget Altiplano Infinitely Personal concept gives clients the possibility to create a personalised Altiplano Tourbillon.


    The Art of Movement
    Piaget was founded in 1874 by Georges Edouard Piaget who started making watch components in his workshop on the family farm in the village of La Côte-aux-Fées. He sold high-precision parts and movements to some of the leading international watch companies across the Swiss Jura. Already at this time, the components he was manufacturing were ultra-thin.

    By 1943, the company was being run by his grandsons, Gérald and Valentin Piaget, who together took the company into a new era by registering the Piaget name and starting the production of the company’s own creations.


    Ultra-thin: The Aesthetics of Purity
    Ultra-thin movements and timepieces have always been at the heart of Piaget’s culture and history. In the 1950s, Piaget set itself the challenge of creating a revolutionary new watch movement of unheralded thinness. The result, unveiled in Geneva in 1957, was the 9P. At only 2mm thick, this calibre was universally hailed for the elegance of its profile, its performance, and its outstanding reliability. The 9P was one of the world’s thinnest mechanical movements.

    In 1960 Piaget unveiled the 12P, the thinnest automatic movement in the world, becoming the first of many world records for the Maison. Since the 1960s, ultra-thin watches have become one of Piaget’s horological specialties.

    An ultra-thin movement is not a complication per se, but the art of creating components two to three times thinner than regular parts is something incredibly complex. To date, Piaget presented more than 50 in-house calibres, of which 35 are ultra-thin.


    The Altiplano Tourbillon
    In 2017, Piaget celebrated the 60th anniversary of its ultra-thin movement with the ultra-thin Altiplano Flying Tourbillon, putting the movement at the service of the design. This manufacture, manual-winding movement featured the time at eight o’clock and the tourbillon at two o’clock. With 157 ultra-thin and ultra-light components, such as a carriage measuring a mere 2.88mm, three titanium bridges weighing no more than 0.2g, and some components measuring no more than the thickness of a human hair, the Piaget Altiplano Tourbillon is a feat of engineering. It also holds a patent for its stem mechanism, featuring an intermediate wheel that looks like a staircase and enables the user to set the time of the off-centered dial — another first in the watch industry.


    Piaget Infinitely Personal - The Personalisation Process
    Personalisation is nothing new for Piaget. In the 1960s, the Maison’s American subsidiary designed the Piaget “Style Selector”. This useful tool was created to help better serve Piaget high-society who all wanted to get their hands on one of the brand’s ultra-thin timepieces. They could choose the components of each model, from the shape of the case, to the bezel, jewellery settings, straps, dials and more. It was such a success that it was rolled out to boutiques worldwide. The Piaget “Style Selector” now provides the inspiration for a brand-new personalisation programme: The Piaget Infinitely Personal concept.

    Piaget Altiplano Tourbillon is recognized for its elegant design that includes baton hands and indexes, and beautifully-shaped lugs. Personalisation of this model allows each new owner numerous options to co-create an exceptional piece of art by choosing the case size (38mm or 41mm), type of case, dial, tourbillon ring, strap and buckle.

    The 38mm model comes in a choice of a diamond set white or rose gold bezel. There is a wide selection of dials, including sunburst mother-of-pearl dials in blue, pink, red, or white, hand guilloché radiating gold dials covered with translucent blue, green, teal or red Grand Feu enamel or diamond snow-paved dial. There is also the option for a sunburst lacquer dial which can be matched to any colour. Piaget can even match the dial’s shade from a photograph of a personal memory, for a truly unique personalisation.

    The 41mm model offers additional cases with options in white or rose gold that can be set with brilliant-cut or baguette-cut diamonds. Piaget is also offering the possibility to adorn the
    Altiplano Tourbillon with baguette-cut emeralds, sapphires or rubies for additional colour and sparkle. For the dial, the possibilities include a hand-engraved guilloché enamel grand feu decoration, a diamond snow-paved dial, or a sunburst lacquer dial that can be customized with any colour.

    The tourbillon ring of the 38mm and 41mm models come in white or rose gold, set with diamonds or engraved with a personal message. The case back can also be engraved. To compliment the Piaget Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal, there is also a selection of over 25 different alligator straps.

    With the Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal, Piaget continues the customisation service that has been a hallmark of the brand for more than 50 years, and allows its clients to become part of the creation of their unique watch. The only limit is their imagination.

  • Brand  : Piaget
    Collection  : Altiplano
    Model  : Altiplano Tourbillon Infinitely Personal
    Reference  : G0A45035
    Complement : White Gold - Diamonds - Green Dial - Strap Alligator Leather
    List Price : 225 000 €
    Diameter : 41 mm
    Styles : Jewellery
    High Horology
    Types : Hand-winding
    Calibre : 670P
    Calibre distinction : Extra-thin
    Complication : Tourbillon
    Hours
    Minutes
    Seconds
    Case material : White Gold
    Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback
    Bezel set with diamonds
    Shape : Round
    Dial : Green enamel
    Dial color : Green
    Strap material : Alligator Leather
    Strap color : Green
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    More characteristics :
    Movement
    Piaget manufacture ultra-thin hand-wound tourbillon movement (670P)
    Power reserve : approx. 48h
    Number of jewels : 23
    Number of Components : 157
    Functions : Off-centred hours and minutes at 8 o'clock, flying tourbillon at 2 o’clock, seconds indicated by the tourbillon carriage at 2 o’clock

    Case
    18K white gold
    set with 265 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 2.42 cts) and 48 baguette-cut diamonds (approx. 2.51 cts)

    Dial
    Hand-guilloché gold dial covered with translucent green enamel
    white gold coloured indexes

    Strap / Buckles
    Green alligator leather strap with 18K white gold folding clasp set with 24 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.05ct)