Just a couple of weeks ago, watch aficionados from all over the world have come together at Hong Kong to admire some of the world’s most exclusive timepieces at an event called Watches & Wonders, where the Piaget Protocole XXL was one of the stars of the show.
Part of a limited-edition run, with only 3 pieces being made, this dreamy timepiece features a special micro-mosaic which pays tribute to the historic city of Samarkand, that was once called the “queen of the Earth” and the beautiful plain where it was (and still is) located, Zarafshan.
The Piaget Protocole XXL Micro-Mosaic comes with an 18-carat red gold case, with the micro mosaic inside being designed by the well known artist Cesare Bella, and a transparent sapphire crystal which reveals the Mythical Journey logo applied just under the case-back.
Piaget has always been a rule-breaker in the field, and I don’t mean that from a legal point of view. This company continues to push the boundaries with the new Protocole XXL Micro-Mosaic, which is powered by an ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement called Manufacture Piaget 830P that comes with a 60-hours power reserve.
The Protocole XXL Micro-Mosaic by Piaget will adorn your wrist with the aid of a black alligator leather strap, with white gold folding clasp, simply ideal for the elegant and cultured gentleman of the 21st century.
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