18ct yellow gold Piaget ref. 902 Altiplano ultra thin wristwatch. Made 1970

18ct yellow gold Piaget ref. 902 Altiplano ultra thin wristwatch. Made 1970Although best known for their haute joaillerie timepieces, the history of the House of Piaget lies in fine watchmaking with an emphasis on ultra thin mechanical movements, the most famous being the Calibre 9P. Released in 1957, the 9P was only 2mm thick and allowed Piaget to create watches where the size of the movement was negligible and the focus could be solely on design. This was most famously the demonstrated in the 21st Century collection from

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ladies watches have slowly evolved reflecting the changing styles while also experimenting with new and bold styles

after the release of their first limited addition chronometer

The 2998 is an unusual reference as there are 8 different sub-references produced within a space of only 3 years

as Astronaut Walter ‘Wally’ Schirra would take his own personal 2998-4 On board of the Sigma 7

28 carats and 16 diamonds weighing approximately 1

OMEGA launched Seamaster chronograph

this was the most waterproof watch ever made by OMEGA and was used extensively by Jacques Cousteau and his team during the 1970’s

Features/complications: Hinged case within a United States of America $20 gold coin

Calibre: 30 T2 RG

Lugs were created with unique shapes and twists with Baroque styles

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