Piaget Readies the Polo Field in a Dark Emerald Green
Coming soon at the end of June.
Piaget has quietly unveiled a new Polo Field time-teller on its website. Doused in a luscious dark emerald green, the watch draws its hues from polo fields and verdant lawns in Florida.
Arriving in its signature round case and subtly octagonal inner bezel, the new Polo Field features a 42mm diameter and 9.4mm in thickness. Upon a closer look, the gadroons on the dial are slightly thicker, with shorter incisions that encircle the outskirts of the dial. The rest of the watch face is synonymous with other preceding Polo models, comprising non-set indices, a six o’clock date display, lume-filled hour and minute hands, as well as a cut-out “P” as the seconds-hand counterweight.
Visible from the caseback is Piaget’s in-house 1110P automatic calibre, which powers this slim and compact sports watch with 50 hours of power reserve, as well as 100 meters of water resistance. Accompanying the timepiece is an interchangeable dark green rubber strap, embellished with ribbings that echoes the striated dial.
Releasing at the end of the month, the new Polo Field watch will retail for $13,570 USD and will be available via both Piaget’s online store and physical boutiques.
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