Professional Dive Piaget G0A26023 standard

Irrrve never were built with a opportunity to see these watches in-person, however, I have heard many good things, especially that they are very rugged and well built. Here is a link to there page which explains their different technologies. The limited edition Poseidon will feature an exhibition caseback which shows off the black plated rotor, that Piaget G0A26023 Men's Watch charges the quartz movement. I've never heard of a quartz watch by having an exhibition caseback, however it definitely sounds cool. The timepiece features the Never Dark? dial illumination system that mixes bright Superluminova with long-lasting tritium for perfect visibility in under any lighting condition.
The situation is stainless steel and it is depth tested for an impressive 1,000 meters (3,300 ft). It meets or exceeds the ISO 6425 Professional Dive Piaget G0A26023 standard. Case diameter is 48 mm by 17 mm thick. It features external and internal rotating bezels, for calculating dive time. The limited-edition version has a 2-tone stainless bracelet along with a rubber strap, plus tools and additional screw bars to swap bands. Available here August 15, 2010. Retail $900Source: Reactor
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