Description:
PIAGET POLO YELLOW GOLD CASE CHAMPAGNE DIAL REF. 8131
The Piaget Polo is an iconic luxury watch collection introduced by Swiss brand Piaget in 1979. Characterized by its unique and sporty design with an integrated bracelet, it has gained popularity for its elegance and versatility. Notably, the Piaget Polo stood out in the watch landscape upon its release in 1979. Its design, conceived by Yves Piaget, achieved a seamless integration of the case, dial, and bracelet through the use of alternating gadroons and satin-brushed surfaces. The choice of the name “Polo” was deliberate, as it reflects the brand’s values and celebrates the horseback sport known for its athleticism, precision, and demanding nature. In the 1970s and 1980s, the Piaget Polo was regarded as chic and cool, capturing the attention of the jet-set and ensuring the ongoing success of this visionary design. Celebrities such as Andy Warhol, Brooke Shields, and Sammy Davis Jr. were among those who wore the legendary gold bracelet version of the Piaget Polo Over the years. Today it remains a symbol of Piaget’s innovation and timeless style in the world of luxury watches
The Piaget watch presented here is a gorgeous model reference 8131 hailing from the esteemed Polo collection. It boasts a square case crafted from yellow gold measuring 20x20mm, paired with an integrated bracelet featuring a button clasp adorned with the Piaget logo. The champagne-colored dial harmonizes perfectly with the yellow gold case, exuding an elegant charm. Powered by a quartz movement, this watch is adjusted using a crown positioned on the right side of the case, embodying the distinctive style that has garnered Piaget Polo worldwide renown. Reference 8131 was likely in-tended as a women’s wristwatch at the time. However, today it can be considered a unisex size since it fits perfectly on a male wrist as well. Remarkably preserved, this timepiece exhibits a flawless dial and a case and bracelet likely untouched by polishing, retaining their original factory finish, deep hallmarks, and all original engravings. Recently inspected, the quartz movement operates flawlessly, ensuring optimal performance.
Serial Number 3890XX, circa 1980’s, measures 20mm.