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MTF presents a captivating visual exploration of Piaget's diverse use of blue dials throughout its history, inviting the community to reflect on the prevalence and appeal of this color in watchmaking. The post showcases a wide array of Piaget timepieces, from classic to contemporary, all featuring stunning blue hues.
Some Blues from the famous R&B outfit: Piaget ! 
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I did not realise how much blue there is in Piaget's history.
Why do you think blue is so prevalent in the watch industry?
Regards,
MTF
Blue has to do with mastery ;) Sincerely Damjan
damjan, Are you a polo fan-boy? By that I mean a fan of the game with the ponies. The Piaget Polo FortyFive Chronograph Marcos Heguy Edition is marked Handicap 10 because of his 10-goal handicap. That means that any team that he plays for is immediately minus 10 goals! They have to score 10 goals just to get to zero. We have to use the full name Piaget Polo FortyFive because Piaget does not own the copyright on the word 'polo' :-) The original posting is here (click link): amp;ti=604636 Thank to
I'm not fan-boy of Polo, at least sport I didn't knew what and about whom that handicap is now that I know I even wanna watch more I will not call it Handicap 10 jut to save PPro money Best Damjan P.S. We should have handicap 10 000 posts for some of our Moderators
sandgroper, Piaget usually pairs blue dial with rose gold case like this ONLY Watch for the Monaco charity auction. The Altiplano Automatic you voted for is 'especially' special because it has no seconds hand and is a limited edition for the 50th anniversary of the first world-record ultra thin automatic 12P movement in 1960. The anniversary watches have the 1200P movement that has only been used in the two versions (metal colour) of Altiplano 50th anniversary watches. The 'regular' production A
just don't really like the word "automatique" but it's just a detail. Cheers, Francois
sandgroper, Some of us discussed the words "automatic" on the dial before. In general, most Swiss brands print "Automatic" on the dial for automatic movements; I'm not sure if its a "requirement". The main discussion point was the length of the phrase on the limited edition dial. Piaget had to have the full phrase because that was the raison d'etre of the Anniversary watch! They are proud of their world record in 1960 and re-establishing it in 2010. With or without the words would still receive
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