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Enough ice to sink the titanic!
These things (Ref. G0A39039) were launched back in 2014, but Piaget is still selling them. This one is in NYC but is secreted away in a back room. The diamond-set movement is great, but I wish they used clear jewels instead of pink, and maybe diamond endstones to match the diamonds. It's surprisingly light for gold watch, probably because so much material was moved to set the diamonds.
Enough ice to sink the titanic!
These things (Ref. G0A39039) were launched back in 2014, but Piaget is still selling them. This one is in NYC but is secreted away in a back room. The diamond-set movement is great, but I wish they used clear jewels instead of pink, and maybe diamond ends...
A sublime watch....
But the diamonds are simply too much for my eyes.... Thanks a bunch for sharing it here with us! Cheers, Filip
I like the title of your post!
It’s exactly that. But I’m sure that it’s quite impressive in real life, whereas on photo it just feels too much. Best, Emmanuel
Wow!!!
Although I'm not a big fan of iced watches, I do admire the outstanding craftsmenship on this one!!!!
Amazing craftsmanship
I am not into iced watches but a while ago I listened to Hodinkee's interview with Greg Yuna whoch was a real eye opener into the hobby, a great video if you haven't seen it yet.
The Perfect Watch for the UNSINKABLE Molly Brown.
This much ice attached to my wrist will help me float right?
