[4K Video] Enjoy the thinness of the Piaget Polo skeleton watch in this video

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2021.03.15

This series, "Exploring the World of Luxury Watches through Sound," from webChronos, will move watch lovers and sound fetishists worldwide to tears! It's a 4K video focused on the sounds of timepieces. Enjoy the beautiful movement and the movement of the hands in 4K resolution, while enjoying the sounds of the watch. Perfect as background music while you work, or as a companion for your after-work drinks. This time, we're bringing you a one-hour version of Piaget's slim skeleton watch, the Piaget Polo Skeleton. Headphones are recommended when watching the video.

Piaget "Piaget Polo Skeleton"

The world of luxury watches through sound / Piaget "Piaget Polo" skeletonFilming and editing: Masato Yoshie
Photo courtesy of Piaget Contact Center Tel. 0120-73-1874


A sporty watch from the pioneer of slim watches

 The Piaget Polo Skeleton is a new watch for 2021 that combines a thin case just 6.5mm thick with a skeletonized movement.

Based on the Piaget Polo, Piaget's signature luxury sports watch, this model is thinner and more skeletonized. While retaining the sporty feel of the Piaget Polo, the movement has been hollowed out to further emphasize the delicacy of a slim watch.

 Among the many highlights in the video, one that I particularly recommend is the one that shows how thin the case is.0: 20~with1: 06~Enjoy this masterpiece from Piaget, a long-established manufacturer of thin watches.


Introduction model overview

Piaget "Piaget Polo Skeleton"
Automatic movement (Cal. 1200S1). 26 jewels. 21,600 vph. Power reserve approximately 44 hours. Stainless steel (diameter 42mm, thickness 6.5mm). Water resistant to 3 bar. Price: 3,060,000 yen (excluding tax).

 

This model is based on Piaget's "Piaget Polo" and is slimmer and more skeletonized. To achieve a case thickness of 6.5mm, the movement is not the central rotor Caliber 1110P used in the Piaget Polo, but the Caliber 1200S1, a skeletonized version of the micro-rotor Caliber 1200P used in the Piaget "Altiplano."