In keeping with its legacy of launching unique timepieces, luxury watch brand Piaget recently unveiled another masterpiece at the renowned SIHH watch show in Geneva. Celebrating 40 years of its first ever quartz movement watch created in the brand's workshop, the timepiece is an ode to one of the oldest watch mechanisms of the world.

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pCelebrating its 40 years since its first ever quartz movement watch in-house, strongPiaget /strongunveiled the emEmperador Coussin XL 700P /emat the strongSIHH /strongwatch exhibition in Geneva. Mastering the skill of making ultra-thin timepieces with its innovative mechanical movements, Piaget nailed the unusual incorporation between a mechanical calibre and a generator with this watch./p pandnbsp;/p
pDriven by a generator regulated mechanical movement, the launch of the Emperador Coussin fuels the creativity and innovation Piaget is best acknowledged for across the world. This accomplishment in quartz movement, which has also been patented, stems from two years of dedicated research conducted within the maisons of Piaget and is based on an original Swiss concept first registered in 1972. Piaget illustrated technological dynamism by developing its own ultra-thin quartz movement, famously called the 7P. As a tribute to the latter, the Maison has decided to name this new electronically regulated self-winding calibre andndash; andlsquo;700Pandrsquo;, which is also how the brand zeroed down on the nameandmdash;Emperador Coussin XL...