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In link 1979, Long's father, a Vietnamese refugee in Hong Kong, cobbled together $100 from odd jobs and purchased this Seiko quartz watch. A few years later, after moving to the U.S., Long's father lost this prized possession – link and it was link Long who would reunite him with it after finding it in the all-too-common repository for all lost things.

Piaget produced the Polo in link dozens of link different sizes, styles, and link variations. The reference numbers tell you the following: the first digit represents the caliber; most often 7 for the caliber 7P or 8 for the caliber 8P. The next few digits refer to the case. Finally, the suffix represents the bracelet type, for example, "C701" for a plain-jane gold bracelet without any diamonds.

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