Manufacture Piaget 830P Movement
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Measuring only 2.5 mm thick, the 830P movement is an ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement boasting an greater power reserve than its predecessors. The delicacy of its mechanism and its component parts required all the expertise of the watchmaker Piaget and is a direct descendant of the legendary 9P movement. Understated in design, the 830P movement features a balance with screws, as befits an example of Fine Watchmaking. The modular movement has given rise to numerous heirs, including the 832P movement, an adaptation of the original movement whose gear train, on the dial side, has been modified to create a 24-hour display.
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