Piaget Polo Skeleton Blue: First Impressions
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Piaget Polo Skeleton Blue: First Impressions

By jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) · Nov 7, 2021 · 26 replies
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In this article, jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) shares his initial impressions and stunning photography of the Piaget Polo Skeleton Blue. His post highlights the watch's ultra-thin profile, skeletonized movement, and surprising bracelet comfort, challenging common perceptions about the Polo S line. This piece offers valuable insights for collectors considering Piaget's modern sports watches.

Enjoying this beauty over the weekend. Still in honeymoon period haha. I love the blue skeletonized ultra thin feel and look of this watch. Super comfy on the wrist.

I read before some reports that the Polo's bracelet is not as comfy as the strap but this bracelet is perfectly comfortable for me and feels as well finished as I would expect.

Some pics to share. Hope you like this too.

Cheers
Robin













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jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Nov 7, 2021

Pleasure to share my passion here. Only discovered this maison this year Cheers Robin

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MichaelC
Nov 7, 2021

Looks identical to my GP Laureato. Big congrats Robin!

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Nov 7, 2021

Yes some similarities in the movement architecture I believe I will share some pics of the case back where there are more interesting parts to see including the micro rotor I like your GP too ! I hope more collectors look at GP, UN, Chopard, Piaget etc as they have been making nice sports watches too. Instead of the usual suspects of AP, rolex and PP only Cheers Robin

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MichaelC
Nov 7, 2021

And this will come as no surprise - I have considered the very Piaget you have purchased! It is wonderfully interesting to me.

JA
Jari from Finland
Nov 7, 2021

And the bracelet looks both comfortable and sturdy as well.

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Nov 7, 2021

It fits your collection very well.

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