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The two models immediately following are the first ever offering from Piaget of watches in a combination of rose gold and titanium.

Ref. G0A36001.

Titanium and rose gold Piaget Polo FortyFive Perpetual Calendar -- 45mm titanium case, 18K pink gold gadroons. Dial with 18K pink gold luminescent hour-markers. Sapphire case-back. Piaget Manufacture 855P ultra-thin automatic movement with perpetual calendar, retrograde day and date functions, second time zone, and small seconds display. The watch is offered on an injected rubber strap adorned with pink gold gadroons and closed by a buckle with an adaptable summer/winter clasp. Waterproof to a depth of 100 meters.

Ref. G0A36002.

Piaget Polo FortyFive -- 45 mm titanium case, 18K pink gold gadroons. Dial with 18K pink gold luminescent hour-markers. Sapphire case-back. Piaget Manufacture 880P ultra-thin automatic chronograph movement with date and second time-zone functions. The watch is offered on an injected rubber strap adorned with pink gold gadroons and closed by a buckle with an adaptable summer/winter clasp. Waterproof to a depth of 100 meters.

Ref. G0A36013.

Piaget Polo FortyFive Lady -- 38 mm watch encased in 18K pink gold set with 50 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.7 ct). Dial set with 8 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.5 ct). 15P quartz movement. [Daos' note: Wouldn't it be great to see this piece house a Manufacture Piaget automatic movement?] 58 diamonds in total are set into the bezel and hour-markers to contrast with the pink gold case and brown dial/bracelet.

Ref. G0A36030.

Piaget Polo -- 32 mm watch encased in 18K pink and white gold set with 36 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.5 ct). Ruby zoisite dial with hour-markers in 18K pink gold. Piaget 690P quartz movement. For 2011 the famous Piaget Polo watch, with its characteristic integrated design, gadroon decoration and interplay between polished and satin-brushed surfaces, will be the object of a number of particularly vintage-style "special edition" models. The hard stone dials that were once one of the brand's best-known hallmarks will give a personalized touch to a series of two-tone watches (in this case in pink and white gold). [How super exciting is this news?! I love the stone dialed vintage Piagets so it will be fun to see new interpretations of those pieces.]

What do you think? Interesting models IMO. I do regret that the women's pieces house quartz movements, but I love the combination of titanium and rose gold.

Cheers,
Daos

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For Daos' original post in Piaget forum, piaget.watchprosite.com