The first in a long series of ultra-thin watches with a pure design, the Dancer watch displayed an elegantly refined style right from the time of its launch in 1986. Its main characteristics are the bezel forming a perfect circle adorned with double gadroons; he cambered sapphire crystal, and the dumbbell-shaped links forming an all-gold bracelet seamlessly integrated with the ultra-thin case.
The newest Dancer 2 Tones is destined to both men and women. Offered in 28mm and 38mm versions, it bears the same horological signature as its predecessors. The 2.1 mm thick mechanical hand-wound 430P movement equipping the 38mm model stems directly from the 9P calibre introduced in 1957 and which raised the Manufacture Piaget to an elite rank within the field of ultra-thin watchmaking. This movement's finishing includes the traditional circular Côtes de Genève motif, circular-grained mainplate, bevelled bridges and blued screws.
The sunburst satin-brushed silver-toned dial is punctuated by double applied pink gold baton-type hour-markers alternating with simple black transferred counterparts. The bracelet extends the flowing of the case through individually polished and sandblasted links entirely in-house assembled by the artisans of the Manufacture. The innovative design of the bracelet stems from its two-tone design in 18-carat pink and white gold. It is one of the rare all-gold creations in two different colours currently on the watch market. The integrated buckle is engraved with the “P” brand initial.
The pink gold bezel of the timepiece is lit up by 36 diamonds as well as double gadroons (total of 0,7 ct for the 38mm model, and 03 ct for smaller version).
Dancer 2 Tones
Piaget enriches its Dancer line with new models associating white and pink gold, interpreted in 28mm and 38mm sizes.
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