Piaget Emperador

Most Piaget Emperador references take a 20 mm watch strap: 18 of 25. The lug width follows the case size: 32 mm case → 20 mm, 36 mm case → 20 mm, 47 mm case → 18 mm and 49 mm case → 20 mm.

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Piaget Emperador lug width by case size

25 references measured; 15 more have an integrated bracelet. Updated 2026-10-29.

CaseLug widthReferencesWatch strap attachmentFor example
32 mm20 mm3—G0A33070, G0A33073, G0A33074
36 mm20 mm · 18 mm on 17—G0A29109, G0A31047, G0A32058
42 mm20 mm · 18 mm on 13—G0A32016, G0A32018
47 mm18 mm · 20 mm on 37—G0A34022, G0A35020, G0A37020
49 mm20 mm · 18 mm on 15—G0A37039, G0A39021, G0A39039

References that take a different watch strap

  • G0A32120: 18 mm, not the 20 mm of most 36 mm cases
  • G0A32017: 18 mm, not the 20 mm of most 42 mm cases
  • G0A38041: 20 mm, not the 18 mm of most 47 mm cases
  • G0A38042: 20 mm, not the 18 mm of most 47 mm cases
  • G0A40561: 20 mm, not the 18 mm of most 47 mm cases
  • G0A38018: 18 mm, not the 20 mm of most 49 mm cases

Questions about the Piaget Emperador

Do all Piaget Emperador case sizes take the same watch strap?

No. The lug width changes with the case size: the 36 mm case takes 20 mm, the 47 mm case takes 18 mm and the 49 mm case takes 20 mm. Check your case diameter before you buy.

Can two Piaget Emperador watches with a 47 mm case take different watch straps?

Yes. Of the 7 Piaget Emperador references with a 47 mm case, 4 take 18 mm and 3 take 20 mm. The reference number decides, not the case size alone.

Every Piaget Emperador reference

Other Piaget families

Inside each one the lug width often changes: it is the reference that decides.

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