Thanks for the information

Jan 29, 2012,13:14 PM
 


I was aware of Patek but forgot Chopard and Roger Dubuis. I am fond of micro rotor movements...

Best,

Stefan

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The 2012 SIHH PuristsPro Live Report - Piaget

 
 By: Z3 : January 24th, 2012-01:03
The 2012 SIHH PuristSPro Live Report - Jon Z. (Z3) Piaget This year Piaget continues its effort for pushing the boundary of thinness to the extreme - the result is the Altiplano Automatic Skeleton, which holds the record for being the world's thinnest sel...  

Glad to see........

 
 By: VMM : January 24th, 2012-04:30
.....they let you take pics of the skeleton ultra thin. I asked for it, with no luck. Nice pics. Thanks. Vte

The ultra thin was quite something. [nt]

 
 By: Z3 : January 24th, 2012-08:57
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The skeleton watch looks nice. (nt)

 
 By: Ronald Held : January 24th, 2012-05:18
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Micro rotor

 
 By: nitediver : January 24th, 2012-12:14
I like their micro-rotor movements. Not many other companies do micro-rotors to my best knowledge....apart from PF. Or did i miss somebody? best, Stefan

A few others do it

 
 By: Z3 : January 24th, 2012-23:04
Chopard LUC does quite a bit of it, Patek does it, and Roger Dubuis... just a few names that came to mind.

Thanks for the information

 
 By: nitediver : January 29th, 2012-13:14
I was aware of Patek but forgot Chopard and Roger Dubuis. I am fond of micro rotor movements... Best, Stefan

Great report!

 
 By: dxboon : January 26th, 2012-07:24
Thanks, Jon! I love your pictures and particularly appreciate the ones of the new skeleton Altiplano! That's an amazing watch! Piaget's abilities in the realm of the ultra-thin never cease to amaze! I think the new Governeur line will be popular, as the c...