Piaget Polo

The common consensus claims that the original Piaget Polo design was superseded by later iterations. The Piaget Polo 79 , a re-edition, directly revives the bold, geometric case and integrated solid gold construction of the original 1979 Piaget Polo , a d

I’m talking about the Glashütte Original Seventies , specifically, the Chronograph Panorama Date, Ref. #1-37-02-08-02-70. This is the smoked gray dial limited edition version on a steel bracelet. While this is the reference I happen to own, it can probabl

This Watch is Pure Hedonism, I love it ❤️ Pic Source & Credit: Monochrome monochrome-watches.com My Dream is to see it in Platinum with the gadroons in black enamel

It really is a beautiful watch and it looks really great with this colour dial and just the pop of red on the second hand I think it looks much more alive then the black versions I have seen. Wear and enjoy it in good health. Marc

I wear a lot of blue too and that watch looks fine both in size and color wise. Actually there is one detail I hadn't noticed until now which is the bolts/holes on the bezel placement compared to indices on the dial, it looks a bit asking your wrist shot

I own a grey dial Alpine Eagle, but wear it only during summer. This kind of watches isn't the one I car about the most. For me, the RO, which is the only one without a seconds hand (and which started the trend), remains a cornerstone but would be better

own category and of the rest I prefer Chopard's approach. For dial color and texture I like the IWC, the LF and the VC, probably in that order but seeing them in person might change the order. For integration of bracelet and overall style of the piece mos

First, let's get the elephant out of the room: for those of us who lived through the 70s, there's only one answer (youngsters can just follow links to get warmed up: Le Freak! and La Freak !) Joke aside, I have been looking at what I would call the sport

from pictures, i was expecting it to be less bling than the yellow gold, but that was not the case