EXCLUSIVE: Introducing The Piaget Altiplano 38mm 900P, The Thinnest Mechanical Watch In The World (L
Piaget is the king of ultra-thin watches, holding more than a dozen records in various categories. This expertise goes all the way back to 1957 with the invention of the Calibre 9P, the first Piaget ultra-thin movement and what today is a real classic. To celebrate the mark's 140th anniversary, the Piaget has gone for the biggest record of all and released the Altiplano 900P, the world's thinnest mechanical watch. It has taken some serious technological breakthroughs to get to a staggering 3.65mm thin and the result is a surprisingly wearable watch. Here we have an exclusive first look at this amazing watch, complete with live photos and pricing.While Piaget holds many of the ultra-thin records, the overall thinnest mechanical watch title was previously held by Jaeger-LeCoultre for the Master Ultra-Thin Jubilee, which comes in at 4.05mm. But now, thinner by a full .4mm, the Altiplano 900P has climbed on top. Normally here we'd start talking about the thin movement and how i

Help with reference number?
Hello,I'm interested in acquiring this watch for my collection.Can some AP experts in this forum shed some light non this model? What reference is? Price in the market? etc...Thanks,Thanks!

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well guys, i will stir up some drama here who has moved from an AP to an RM?which model from AP and to which model from RM?has anyone done the opposite, from RM to AP?let the ripping commence

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Thinking of getting myself an Omega Speedmaster triple calendar and I love the MK40. I think its a great casual/beater watch, how bout some of your input?

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I have a White Gold Daytona and a White Gold GMT Pepsi. I recently bought a SD43 but felt it didn’t fit into my current collection being much bigger. I have today ordered an August 2016 complete set SD4K described as 9.9/10 condition. All being well it will be with me on Thursday and will complete my Land, Air & Sea Rolex 40mm Trifecta.