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Not a fan of this line, but here, with the Skeleton versions, the watch is transfigured.
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Hands on review of the Piaget Polo Skeleton
Since its introduction in 2016, the new Polo collection has gradually found its place in the Piaget catalogue. Its success is growing, driven by the market trend towards steel watches with integrated bracelets. I must admit that I was not fully convinced ...
beautiful! as an owner of two micro-rotored automatic watches, I'm a sucker for this type
I think Piaget really stepped up and hit a home run with this design and using this movement.
Piaget hits the spot ...
With this contemporary design. Thank you for your report FX.
This Piaget Polo Skeleton is in my wish list !
Thanks for the superb review and pics Fx. Like you I'm torn between the blue and the grey. Will take a look at the rose gold version and consider it. I'm more into the Polo skeleton case and movement than the bracelet. I think it looks nicer on a strap. C...
What a fantastic review! As an owner of the (seemingly unloved) Polo S (blue) I may be biased but while I've always appreciated skeletonized dials yet I've never liked the readability of them
and also the fact that many allow too much view of skin and hairs! This may be my favorite skelstonized watch. To me the blue version is super fine. 1, it's very legible and 2, it's BLUE! Great post!
The grey skeleton model is gorgeous!
I might just pick one up over the Cartier Santos skeleton!