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Skip the Gold Bars and Buy This New Piaget Instead
['Oren Hartov']
GQ
In 2024, Piaget marked 45 years since the debut of its beloved Polo watch by releasing an updated yellow-gold version dubbed the Polo 79.
Now, Piaget is combining the unabashed extravagance of the yellow gold Polo 79 with the more subtle look of the white-gold execution in a fresh two-tone version.
Courtesy of PiagetWith a clean dial bearing only the funky Piaget wordmark and a set of yellow gold dauphine hands, the watch exists at the intersection of minimalism, brutalism, and pop art.
While the original Polo was powered by a then state-of-the-art quartz movement, the modern versions feature Piaget’s in-house, ultra-thin cal.
These are very different watches, but the two-tone Polo 79 is every bit deserving of a place among such distinguished company.