Piaget 9362D2 – White Gold Integrated Onyx & Pavé Dial

High end materials married with restraint

The Reference 9362 D2 is a relic from the era when Piaget held a monopoly on the "black tie" watch. They were the only ones able to make dress watches so thin while also using very fragile materials such as Onyx. While a standard onyx dial is already a lesson in restraint, this execution adds a factory pavé center that beatifully turns that idea on it’s head. It represents the height of 1980s Piaget - ultra-thin and built with a level of material density that modern watchmaking rarely attempts. It’s a design that treats the watch not as a tool, but as a singular piece of sculpture for the wrist.

High-catalog exclusivity

Finding a Piaget stone dial with a factory pavé inlay is a significant jump in rarity from the standard stone-only variants. The transition from the high-polish Onyx to the diamond center is seamless, requiring the dial to be cut with extreme precision, as the Onyx Ellipse was extracted from one cut, rather than quadrants, which is seen as an easier way to craft a piece of this design. Paired with a solid 18k white gold case and a fully integrated, woven-link style bracelet, the watch carries a weight and presence that feels greater than its measurements. This was a flagship configuration in the 1980s catalog, reserved for a clientele that viewed the standard gold watch as an entry-level starting point.

Well preserved condition

This example is an honest survivor in very good condition. The Onyx dial is remarkably preserved with no cracks or hairlines—a rare feat for a stone dial of this age. The 18k white gold integrated bracelet is in mint shape, retaining the definition that it came from factory, impressive for the age of the watch. The pavé work remains sharp and fully intact. Mechanically, the manual-wind movement is running strong after passing our test bench.

The ultimate black-tie outlier

This is for the collector who wants a piece of Piaget’s golden era that hasn't been over-exposed. It offers a cooler, more technical palette than its yellow gold counterparts, showing restraint and increasing wearability. It’s a sophisticated, high-level object that functions as much as a piece of historic jewelry as it does a timekeeper. It is rare, it is intentional, and it represents the peak of what Piaget was capable of when they decided to ignore the traditional rules of watch design.

We offer bracelet extension and cutting by our professional in-house jewelers. Extra links or sizing for smaller wrists are available upon request.