Piaget Polo 8273 18K Quartz
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The Piaget Polo 8273 is a solid-gold quartz watch from the Polo line that Piaget launched in 1979 under Yves Piaget as a luxury-sport statement for the era's jet set. It carries the line's signature gadroons: alternating polished and satin-brushed ribs that flow across both the dial and the case in a seamless, single-cast effect. Housed in a compact round 18-karat gold case roughly 27mm across, this reference rides on a leather strap with a gold-plate buckle and is driven by Piaget's slim 8P1 quartz calibre, in the thin-profile tradition that made Piaget's name. (Aste Bolaffi) Understated yet unmistakably rich, it distilled 1980s status dressing into sculpted precious metal. An exact-reference example retains its original guarantee dated December 1986, establishing availability by that year. (Swisswatches Magazine; Gray & Sons; EveryWatch)
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| Title | Year | Type | Actor | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) | 1987 | Film | Steve Martin | Neal Page |