Piaget Polo Stone Dial Watches

What is so interesting about these watches is that both models boast the unusual stone dials in ruby or jade color.

Piaget makes an eloquent homage to its predecessors with this vintage-style special edition. Both watches are made in the spirit of the 1960s. Hard stone dials are one of the hallmarks of the brand. In the 1960’s the selection of Piaget’s dials included no less than 30 different variations: opal, turquoise, lapis-lazuli, jade, quartz… Hard stone is actually any kind of opaque, usually semiprecious stone that can be shaped or carved to make pieces of jewelry. The brand has been cultivating the expertise in hard stone dials for more than 50 years. In 1960’s their two-millimeter thick cases were fitted with delicate hard stone dials just seven-tenths of a millimeter thick.



Piaget Polo Jade Dial watch is made in combination of white gold and yellow gold. It is adorned with 38 brilliant-cut diamonds, approximately weighing 1.1 carats. The green surface of the dial makes a perfect contrasting background for yellow gold hour-markers and accentuates the brand’s insignia. This watch boasts 40 millimeters in diameter and beats to the cadence of Piaget Manufacture 534P ultra-thin self-winding mechanical movement. Reference: G0A36221



Piaget Polo Ruby Dial watch is a small variant of the vintage pieces. It is ultimately feminine and has only 32 millimeters in diameter. The watch is made of pink gold and white gold, and set with 36 brilliant-cut diamonds, approximately weighing 0.5 carats. The piece is equipped with Piaget 690P quartz movement. Reference: G0A36030