Piaget’s sport‑chic Polo has long walked the line between dress and casual. For 2026 the Swiss maison refreshes the collection with a series called Polo Signature, which borrows the sculpted gadroon pattern from the 1979 Polo 79 and applies it to the modern Polo case.

The result is a watch that looks both familiar and entirely new. The Signature range spans 36mm and 42mm cases in stainless steel or 18‑karat rose gold, with options that integrate diamond‑set bezels and hour markers.

A highlight of the collection is a white‑gold edition with a sodalite dial, an unusual hard‑stone choice whose veined blue surface contrasts the polished gadroon bars. Piaget also offers a “couple’s watch” pairing that faithfully reproduces the Polo 79’s gadroon‑engraved links in both sizes.

All versions feature slender profiles — around 9.4 mm thick for the 42mm and 8.8mm for the 36mm — and are rated to 10 bar of water resistance. Movements are automatic calibres 1110P (42mm) or 500P1 (36mm) with 50‑hour power reserves, visible through sapphire casebacks.

Piaget’s design cues go beyond decoration; the watch integrates an interchangeability system allowing tool‑free changes between bracelets and straps. Gem‑set models feature diamond pavé on the bezel, crown and indices, while the polished gadroon pattern extends across the bracelet for a cohesive look.

By marrying traditional ornamentation with contemporary proportions and mechanical performance, the Polo Signature collection demonstrates Piaget’s ability to reinterpret a classic design language for modern tastes. Men seeking a versatile dress‑sport watch will appreciate its refined gadroons, rich materials and meticulous finishing.