This item is on final sale. It cannot be returned or exchanged.
This authentic vintage watch is part of a collection curated by Dimepiece, a platform dedicated to women and watches. Every watch in this collection has been expertly selected, carefully vetted and authenticated in partnership with Foundwell, a trusted purveyor of antiques and vintage watches for over 20 years. These watches are all original, featuring no customizations or non-factory parts.
In 1979, the Polo launched as a design and brainchild of Yves Piaget, a 4th generation Piaget who intimately understood the link between star power and luxury that we take for granted today. At that point, Piaget had been effortlessly nurturing relationships with the “beautiful people” via his legendary “Piaget Society,” a string of global events in which the Maison’s ritzy, jet-setting clientele could mix and mingle. The Polo, then, was a tangible emblem of this luxe elegance, tying the brand to… well…polo, the “sport of kings” favored by the society crowd. Now, in 2024, as Piaget celebrates its 150th anniversary, the vintage version of this watch (as seen here) evokes this time of unrestrained opulence and style – albeit available at a significant discount (relative to the newly re-released, oversized “Polo ‘79” watch that will set you back $73K at retail). When you wear the Polo, you’re exuding a bit of that Studio 54 glamor that is increasingly harder to channel in the iPhone era.
18k Yellow and White Gold
Onyx Dial
This watch does not come with box or papers.
This item is on final sale. It cannot be returned or exchanged.
This authentic vintage watch is part of a collection curated by Dimepiece, a platform dedicated to women and watches. Every watch in this collection has been expertly selected, carefully vetted and authenticated in partnership with Foundwell, a trusted purveyor of antiques and vintage watches for over 20 years. These watches are all original, featuring no customizations or non-factory parts.
In 1979, the Polo launched as a design and brainchild of Yves Piaget, a 4th generation Piaget who intimately understood the link between star power and luxury that we take for granted today. At that point, Piaget had been effortlessly nurturing relationships with the “beautiful people” via his legendary “Piaget Society,” a string of global events in which the Maison’s ritzy, jet-setting clientele could mix and mingle. The Polo, then, was a tangible emblem of this luxe elegance, tying the brand to… well…polo, the “sport of kings” favored by the society crowd. Now, in 2024, as Piaget celebrates its 150th anniversary, the vintage version of this watch (as seen here) evokes this time of unrestrained opulence and style – albeit available at a significant discount (relative to the newly re-released, oversized “Polo ‘79” watch that will set you back $73K at retail). When you wear the Polo, you’re exuding a bit of that Studio 54 glamor that is increasingly harder to channel in the iPhone era.
18k Yellow and White Gold
Onyx Dial
This watch does not come with box or papers.
