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WatchTime Partners with Piaget in Toronto for Latest Collectors' Event

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Last Tuesday evening, WatchTime hosted an evening with Piaget in Toronto, welcoming 35 esteemed collectors for an exclusive showcase of rare watches in Canada for only 48 hours. The event took place at Clio, a private members-only club nestled in downtown Toronto, where the evening The evening unfolded over signature cocktails and canapés as attendees explored Piaget’s Polo collection and other iconic pieces.

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Among the highlights was a the presentation of the new Polo Skeleton Ceramic, which brings together Piaget's expertise in skeletonization, mechanical creativity, and material innovation in a single sporty timepiece. The timepeice notably brings together ceramic and titanium with the ultra-thin skeleton in-house calibre 1200S1, presenting a unique design that invited guests to look beyond the obvious a new symbol of elegance and distinction.

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To learn more about the new timepiece, visit Piaget, here.

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