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In this watch arms race, it can never be too rich or too thin

In this watch arms race, it can never be too rich or too thin

Discover the secrets of the in-house movements at the heart of Piaget’s super-slim Polo Skeleton.

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For the first time in Australia, guests of Piaget at the About Time Watch Weekend will get to play watchmaker, trying their hands with some of the thinnest movements the world has seen.

These include the Polo Skeleton, a watch that builds on Piaget’s legacy of ultra-thin timepieces and which you can wear every day.

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Bani McSpeddenWatch editorBani McSpedden is watch editor of The Australian Financial Review. Connect with Bani on Twitter. Email Bani at bani@bigpond.com.au

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