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Thanks for the pics and comments.

 

Do you know if the 12 numeric counter at the bottom left corner of the Polo Perpetual  is a second timezone?

Thanks

Dennis

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SIHH 2011: Piaget

 
By: foversta : January 31st, 2011-13:56
Please find below my report about Piaget. I had the chance to spend more than one hour with the Piaget team and I believe I could shoot almost all the novelties. So it is a report as comprehensive as it can be... This SIHH 2011 was very active for Piaget ...  

Many thanks for this excellent report, Fr.Xavier!

 
By: dxboon : February 1st, 2011-00:43
I will have to disagree slightly, and say that I rather like the rotor on the dial side of the ultra-thin tourby. That's what makes the watch feel very modern and a bit edgy to me. Perhaps, others will see it as gimmicky, but I like how that feature creat... 

wonderful!

 
By: mr : February 1st, 2011-11:10
but i still wish that the altiplano range did not have the "eccentric" seconds... I believe that if the older one (manual wind with no seconds) was added but with a saphire case back it would have been perfect thank you for sharing this with us regards Ma... 

Piaget also do an automatic Altiplano WITHOUT seconds

 
By: MTF : February 2nd, 2011-02:35
display. It is the new 1200P movement. This is for those who complain everywhere that they don't like the seconds display at 10 o'clock position.....et voila! No seconds display! Of course, when the 50th anniversary edition is finished, we will be wonderi...  

i like it

 
By: mr : February 2nd, 2011-04:16
but i still prefer the white dial version, its simplicity was the most beautiful part.. nothing complicated just a watch in the purest of meanings regards Marwan

Such a classic watch EXCEPT the dealbreaker

 
By: Mostel : February 26th, 2011-17:40
The writing on the dial is just WRONG. WHY??? It ruins the perfect dial for me.

First batch are 50th anniverary

 
By: MTF : February 26th, 2011-22:32
edition. Thats why there are words on dial....for the celebration of the ultra-thin record breaker. In future editions, there will be no words. The price you pay is waiting..... Regards, MTF

Thanks for the pics and comments.

 
By: kookcomp : February 1st, 2011-19:34
Do you know if the 12 numeric counter at the bottom left corner of the Polo Perpetual is a second timezone? Thanks Dennis

I like the Polo FortyFive Perpetual Calendar

 
By: MTF : February 2nd, 2011-02:25
FrX, Thanks for the in-depth Piaget SIHH 2011 report. At last! The Piaget automatic perpetual calendar movement has a nice home in the Piaget Polo FortyFive case. It is a useable and daily wearable case that is sensible. The lighter half titanium case is ... 

We can find a lot of good reasons...

 
By: foversta : February 6th, 2011-01:15
Yes, the watch is lighter, more comfortable and also... more discrete and, that's my point of view... more beautiful with this two-tones case ! Fr.Xavier

Altiplano mod.

 
By: VMM : February 5th, 2011-11:01
Would love to have an automatic Altiplano with the dial and size of the manual one. It's one of my fav dress watches in WG. Vte

I believe it's someting possible.

 
By: foversta : February 6th, 2011-01:17
When we compare the caliber diameter with the case one, I think that a case diameter reduction is possible. The question is: does Piaget have the will to do it ? Maybe if a lot of clients look for an Automatic Piaget closer to the 38/40mm size. Thanks Vin...