Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Automatic Ultra Thin Watch

Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Automatic Ultra Thin Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Automatic Ultra Thin Watch

Piaget new little flagship watch isn't so little, but it is skinny. This is the thinnest automatic tourbillon watch on the planet - and it really is nice to look at. Comes complete with a front mounted solid gold automatic micro-rotor, and rear-mounted power reserve indicator. Sure you can even tell the time as well - but that isn't as easy as seeing the other stuff. Really a gorgeous watch and certainly tasteful enough for most any person to appreciate.

See my full article on the Piaget Emperador Coussin Tourbillon Automatic Ultra Thin watch here at Haute Living.

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Written by Mr. Ariel Adams - aBlogtoRead.com, trusted independent watch media.

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