Piaget Possession

The women's watches in the {man-piaget,Piaget} Possession collection are either 29 or 34 mm in diameter. Their cases are made of stainless steel or 18-karat rose or white gold. The dials are extremely tidy, and many are crafted out of high-quality materials like turquoise, malachite, or carnelian. Surrounding each dial is a rotating bezel. Every model features diamonds on its dial, bezel, or both. Another appealing feature is an interchangeable strap/bracelet system. Certain timepieces, such as the ref. G0A44096, even come with an additional strap.

The collection's top model is the ref. G0A44099. This white gold timepiece is encrusted with 420 diamonds. Piaget is also a renowned jewelry manufacturer. Both this model and the rest of the Possession series have clear links to their sister jewelry collection.

The Possession collection's entry-level model is the ref. G0A43080. This stainless steel watch is 29 mm in diameter and has a single 0.05-carat diamond on its bezel. Its dial features another 11 diamonds, each weighing 0.07 carats. There's also a Piaget logo at 3 o'clock. This women's watch is water-resistant to 30 m (3 bar, 98 ft) and thus protected against splashes. The quartz Piaget caliber 56P powers this timepiece.

A blue alligator leather strap with a stainless steel pin buckle holds this watch securely on the wrist. Like every Possession timepiece, this model comes with a simple interchangeable strap system. Plan to spend about 2,900 USD on a mint-condition example. If you prefer rose gold watches, you should check out the ref. G0A43081. This reference typically costs around 7,100 USD new.

The 29-mm ref. G0A43082 is also made of rose gold. Its dial is set with 42 diamonds with a total weight of 1.04 carats. Once again, the silver-plated dial comes with a Piaget logo at 3 o'clock and eleven 0.07-carat diamonds. Other common features include 30 m (3 bar, 98 ft) of water resistance, the quartz Piaget caliber 56P, and a blue alligator leather strap. You can purchase a new timepiece for approximately 11,000 USD.

The Piaget Possession with the reference number G0A43094 is even more glamorous. This 18-karat white gold timepiece measures 34 mm in diameter. Its bezel is encrusted with 46 diamonds, each weighing 0.09 carats, and an additional eleven 0.09-carat diamonds adorn the white silver-plated dial. The case is water-resistant to 30 m (3 bar, 98 ft), meaning you can keep this watch on while washing your hands. Piaget mounts this watch on a red alligator leather strap, though they also include an additional blue leather strap with purchase. This model costs roughly 15,000 USD. The collection's true highlight, however, is the white gold ref. G0A44099. While technologically identical to the G0A43094, its dial and bezel are covered in 420 diamonds. Prices for this exclusive timepiece sit around 33,000 USD.

Piaget introduced the Possession jewelry collection in the early 1990s. Today, this line of jewelry contains exquisite rings, bracelets, necklaces, and pendants. The company later decided to translate this jewelry into a collection of women's luxury watches. Earlier models feature Roman numerals on their dials, while current editions use diamonds to mark the hours.

Founded by Georges-Édouard Piaget in 1874, Piaget initially produced movement components and high-quality movements for the Swiss watch industry. At just 19 years old, Piaget built his workshop on his parent's farm in the Swiss town of La Côte-aux-Fées .

The founder's son, Timothée Piaget, transformed the company into an independent watch manufacturer in the 1920s. Subsequent generations continued this tradition, eventually trademarking the Piaget name in 1943. In 1957, they proved their watchmaking prowess by developing the manual caliber 9P. At just 2 mm thick, it was among the flattest movements of its time. The automatic caliber 12P followed in 1960, and would hold the title of the world's flattest automatic movement for decades to come. Piaget shifted their focus to quartz movements in the 1970s, resulting in the incredibly flat caliber 7P. Today, Piaget belongs to the Richemont group. This luxury conglomerate also owns Cartier, IWC, Officine Panerai, and Montblanc.