
Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase
Piaget introduces the Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase, the first model in the Polo line to integrate both a flying tourbillon and a precision moon-phase complication within an ultra-thin movement. This enhanced edition elevates the Polo collection by fusing technical mastery with a bold architectural design.
The cushion-shaped skeleton dial maximises visibility, revealing hand-finished components, polished bevels, and the signature “P”-shaped tourbillon carriage.

44 mm Titanium Case and Ultra-Thin Profile
The watch comes in a 44 mm titanium case, continuing Piaget’s “shape-in-shape” design philosophy. Despite its size, it remains extremely slim at only 9.8 mm thick, ensuring comfort and lightness on the wrist.
The case combines horizontal satin-brushing, polished bevels, and blue PVD gadroon-style detailing on the flanks. A discreet corrector at 9 o’clock adjusts the moon-phase display. Water resistance is rated at 100 metres.

Blue Dial with Figure-Eight Complication Layout
The blue dial features Piaget’s classic gadroon decoration and a figure-eight layout symbolising infinity.
At 12 o’clock sits the flying tourbillon, rotating once per minute and serving as the seconds display.
The moon-phase at 6 o’clock is astonishingly precise and requires adjustment only once every 122 years.
Super-LumiNova enhances night readability, while the skeletonised structure exposes the refined finishing beneath.

Ultra-Thin Calibre 642P
Powering the watch is Piaget’s in-house calibre 642P, a manual-wind ultra-thin movement measuring only 4 mm thick. It beats at 21,600 vph and offers a 40-hour power reserve. The open caseback highlights the floating tourbillon and the Piaget crest.
Delivered with both a blue rubber strap and a blue alligator strap, the model retails for approximately €113,000.

For more insight into the Piaget Polo collection, visit Piaget Official Website.
Specifications
Titanium case, 44 mm diameter, approx. 9.8 mm thickness; titanium bezel; sapphire crystal; blue skeleton dial; manual-wind calibre 642P; 23 jewels; 21,600 vph; approx. 40-hour power reserve; blue rubber strap; folding clasp; 100 m water resistance.
Complications: Flying tourbillon, moon-phase.