PIAGET Dancer Piece Exceptionnelle

This generously gem-set watch, dubbed Dancer pièce exceptionnelle is actually the thinnest watch in the world. Its case has only 7.7 mm in thickness, and it is fully set with 1,230 special-shaped diamonds. The body is crafted in 18-carat white gold and immediately recognizable as belonging to the Dander line, due to its circular shape, pure dial, and bezel adorned with double gadroons.

Inside of the case beats an in-house mechanical hand-wound Calibre 830P. The movement boasts only 2.5mm in thickness and it is built on 19 jewels. Once fully wound, this watch can run for up to 72 hours. The movement is generously finished in the spirit of fine watchmaking: Côtes de Genève, circular-grained plate, bevelled bridges, engraved coat of arms, blued screws on bridges. Each of these decorative operation calls upon a precise manual skill and unique tools that may even go back through centuries of tradition.



Piaget Dancer pièce exceptionelle watch has a dial and a crown set with 392 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 4.3ct) and 88 baguette-cut diamonds (6.4ct). Being entirely gem-set, it also comes with a diamond-enchased bracelet crafted in 18-carat white gold and set with 277 brilliant-cut diamonds (2.6ct) and 468 baguette-cut diamonds (19.8ct).The watch comes under the Ref. G0A36050. The price is yet to be announced.

Author: Marina Milojević
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