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Piaget Polo - 18K Yellow Gold.

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Here's a vintage Piaget Polo Cuff reference 7131 Quartz in 18K yellow gold from the 1980s. Keeps great time and is fully functional. Bracelet fits up to a 7 inch wrist. (The links have screws so they can be removed). Gold dauphins hands. 18K gold case, bracelet, and caseback. Integrated bracelet. 25mm case. Quickset date function at 3 clock. Matching texture/ design on both the bracelet and bezel. The case, bezel, and bracelet have its far share of scratches, but it’s honest shape. Both the dial and crystal are free from any scratches or marks. Unpolished example which are quite hard to find. All parts are original including dial, movement, and caseback. Both the dial and case are in great cosmetic, untouched condition.


Ready to wear!

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History

When Piaget unveiled the Polo in 1979, the watch world was still processing what Audemars Piguet had done in 1972 with the Royal Oak. Piaget's answer was the Polo: an integrated bracelet watch with an ultrathin movement housed in a round case, built entirely in 18-karat gold, and priced accordingly.

The Polo was named for the sport that Yves G. Piaget — grandson of the founder — played and sponsored, and the watch carried his sensibility: sporty enough to wear at the polo grounds, refined enough to wear at the dinner that followed. The integrated bracelet, with its alternating polished and brushed surfaces, is one of the most tactile in the industry.

Reference 7661 (the "Jumbo" Polo in 34mm) and the smaller 861 C 701 are the classic references. Available in yellow and white gold, with onyx, diamond, and solid-colored dials, the Polo represents Piaget at full confidence — a manufactory that had spent decades making the thinnest movements in the world, finally putting them in a watch that matched their ambition.