In Pictures: Piaget Polo Signature Date watch G0A51012

A closer look at the Piaget Polo Signature Date Ref. G0A51012 with its new appliqué gadroon dial, captured at the Pisa 1940 flagship store in Milan.

Introduced in 1979, the Piaget Polo was conceived as a sophisticated timepiece for everyday wear, embodying Piaget's distinctive vision of style, casual elegance and freedom.

Its latest interpretation, which we presented at the time of its launch during Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, marks a further evolution of one of Piaget's most recognisable designs, placing renewed emphasis on one of its defining aesthetic signatures: the gadroon.

We recently had the opportunity to photograph the new Piaget Polo Signature Date watch Ref. G0A51012 at the Pisa 1940 flagship store in Milan, and are now pleased to share the images with our readers (click any image to enlarge).

As Italy's largest watch retailer, Pisa 1940 is well known among international collectors, particularly within the auction community. Over the years, several prestigious watchmakers have created exclusive editions for the historic Milan retailer. 

Like other Piaget creations, the Piaget Polo Signature Date can be ordered through Pisa 1940's online platform or directly at its Milan boutique.

Gadroons have been an integral part of Piaget's visual identity since their introduction in 1971. Sculpted or stamped onto dials, they create one of the Maison's most recognisable decorative signatures.

The visual update is immediately evident on the dial, where the gadroons are now executed using an appliqué-style construction that enhances their relief, creating an even richer interplay of light across the silver surface of this reference.

Readability is excellent thanks to the luminescent hands and applied rose gold-coloured hour markers. A trapezoidal date aperture at 6 o'clock completes the display.

The second hand features a counterbalance signed with Piaget’s “P” logo. 

The cushion-shaped dial is framed by a round 42 mm stainless steel case, reaffirming the shape-within-a-shape architecture that has long been one of the Piaget Polo's defining design signatures. 

At only 9.4 mm thick, the case combines satin-brushed and polished finishes that highlight its refined geometry.

The Polo Signature Date is powered by the self-winding manufacture calibre 1110P, visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. 

Operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), it offers a power reserve of approximately 50 hours while displaying the hours, minutes, central seconds and date.

The movement is decorated with circular Côtes de Genève, bevelled bridges, sunburst-brushed wheels, blued screws and a slate-grey oscillating weight adorned with circular Côtes de Genève and engraved with the Piaget coat of arms. 

The watch is paired with a self-interchangeable khaki green rubber strap secured by a stainless steel double folding clasp, further enhancing its versatility.

Water resistance is rated to 10 bar (100 metres / 330 feet).

Blending refined finishing with everyday versatility, the Piaget Polo Signature Date (Ref. G0A51012) perfectly illustrates the contemporary evolution of one of the Maison's most recognisable collections. 

The timepiece shown here was captured at the Pisa 1940 flagship store in Milan and is available through the retailer's boutique and online platform.

More information at piaget.com and pisa1940.com