The ultimate style of the times makes a meaningful classic

In the 1960s and 1970s, the new wind of freedom swept through Europe and stirred the creative heart of count Piaget. Count Piaget took the lead in creating a warm, beautiful and dreamy world of jewelry and watches with a series of bold and unconventional colors and unique designs, leading the fashion of the times. These avant-garde works of his time have become the lasting classics of count Piaget. At the Paris antiques Biennale, count Piaget opened up this glorious history again and launched the "extreme Piaget ultimate count" series. With bold reproduction design and pure inheritance of ancient techniques, the past and the present are connected. Two shining bright times are echoed by each other, which is transformed into extremely colorful extreme colors and extremely sparkling Two themes of extreme brilliance continue to write the glorious chapter of count Piaget in the history of high-grade jewelry.

　 The ultimate color -- the dream of color

For the count Piaget, color is the cornerstone of dreams, and gold weaves beautiful coats for dreams. In the 1960s and 1970s, count Piaget benefited from the continuous research and breakthrough of ultra-thin movement, and released the limitation of movement thickness on GEM inlay. He was able to take the lead in bringing the rich color and changeable shape of gems into the field of jewelry and watches, realizing infinite possibilities, thus promoting the brand's hard gem dial to be born with consistent thin shape and smooth lines. Precious ruby, sapphire, emerald, as well as all kinds of hard stone such as turquoise, opal, red chalcedony, jadeite, black agate and lapis lazuli, they are not only used in the dial, but also in high-grade jewelry works. The noble texture of gold makes it the most suitable material for the superior quality of count Piaget's movements, and it defends the unswerving and glorious belief in jewelry and watch technology.