Piaget Altiplano Ultra Thin

For decades, Swiss watch- and jewelry-maker Piaget has been at the forefront of ultra-thin movement and watch design. From its storied, hand-wound Calibre 9P from 1957 to the micro-rotor-powered, automatic 12P from 1960, Piaget’s movements have consistently pushed the boundaries of what was possible in mechanical horology. The modern Altiplano collection is a natural outgrowth of this ultra-thin philosophy. Housing some of the maison’s most compelling timepieces, this line is where Piaget exercises its creative muscles with unbridled restraint, combining ultra-thin watchmaking with avant-garde dial design that causes the entire watch industry to stop and stare. This Reference G0A39110-P10920 is a case in point. Measuring 38mm in 18K rose gold with a smooth bezel, a signed crown, and a sapphire crystal, its remarkable dial reveals much of the ultra-thin, hand-wound Calibre 900P beating within. With an offset timing dial in anthracite grey and gold occupying the upper left dial quadrant,