piaget polo watch lookalike

size：216mm * 164mm * 52mm
color：Purple
SKU：881
weight:291g

Piaget Polo 79

Here are some alternatives to Piaget timepieces that are worth taking a look at. The Piaget Polo collection of luxury steel watches stands out for its unconventional shape. .

The New Piaget Polo 79: A Relaunch Of Yves

Besides the obvious design, their feature is certainly most alike. This beautiful wristwatch is highly precise thanks to the Swiss-made label that it shares with its .

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Entering a new era with a bang, the Piaget Polo resurfaced in 2016 after a complete facelift. It certainly divided opinions as a total departure from its original form, with some calling it a .

Piaget Polo: The Evolution And Revolution

The Piaget Polo Date is a watch from a very reputable brand that also has visual similarities to the Patek Philippe Aquanaut. It was introduced during Watches & .

Piaget Polo

Polo: Piaget’s Elegant Sports Watch The Polo is Piaget’s sportiest collection. These watches have had a cult following since the 1980s. They stand out with their refined finishes and flat in-house .

The Piaget Polo 79, now in White Gold (Incl. Video)

Yes, the Polo S will confound and surprise you, and what can we call this shape? This sports watch from the maison of Piaget is as confusing as it is different, but with .

Hands

The Swiss watchmaker has bestowed for the first time a mechanical perpetual calendar on the iconic Polo collection. Continuing the legacy of ultra-slim movements, the .

The Piaget Polo 79 Recovers its Original

From the get-go, the Piaget Polo 79 looks really good; while clearly inspired by the original version from — you guessed it — 1979, it benefits from a handful of updates .

Piaget Polo S: A New Look and New

While there’s a clear link to the tonneau shaped Polo models of yore, for me the Polo S bears a striking resemblance to Piaget’s high-end Emperador collection, thanks to .

Piaget Polo Watches

In recent years, the Piaget Polo line has grown rapidly, with an impressive range of watch models, from simple and very sporty models with rubber (Piaget Polo Date .

First off, you gotta know the Polo’s got history. We’re talking back to the 80s, right? Think big hair, shoulder pads… and apparently, really cool sports watches with a “cult following.” I dunno about cult following, but they definitely stood out. What I find interesting is that they don’t strike me as a super-obvious, ‘oh, that’s a sports watch!’ type of vibe. More like… a fancy watch that tolerates sports. I mean, “refined finishes” is mentioned more than “shock-proof,” ya know?

Then BAM! They come out with the Polo S, which is where things get *really* interesting. Or, you know, confusing. Some people are like, “Oh, it’s totally a modern take on the old tonneau shape!” Tonneau, by the way, is just a fancy word for barrel-shaped, in watch speak. But me? I look at it, and I’m like, “Dude, that’s *totally* an Emperador!” The high-end Emperador. I mean, the resemblance is kinda uncanny. Honestly, it’s like they took an Emperador, gave it a Polo name tag, and told it to mingle. Marketing, I guess?

And then you got the Polo 79 revival. Which, okay, I gotta admit, looks pretty sweet. Inspired by the *actual* 1979 version (shocking, right?), but with some, like, updates. So, you know, not *exactly* the same. But still rocking that vintage vibe. It’s like they went back in time, grabbed a Polo, gave it a spa day, and sent it back to the future.

But here’s the thing that REALLY gets me. All these different Polos, all these different shapes… they’re all kinda… derivative? I mean, the Polo S looks like an Emperador, the Polo 79 is a throwback… what’s the *original* Polo identity, you know? Is it just “fancy sports watch”? Is it the tonneau shape, even though it borrows heavily from other designs?

Plus, let’s not forget the *sheer* number of Polo models out there! They’re popping up everywhere with rubber straps and various complications. You got your basic “Polo Date,” which is pretty straightforward. Then you got the perpetual calendar version! For the first time, no less! That’s a pretty big deal for a “sports” watch, even if it’s a Piaget.