A watch rarely becomes an icon of its generation and reflects the spirit of its time. However, Piaget Polo is one of the watches that have made it to the top since its creation in 1979. Particularly associated with New York, the Piaget polo team has celebrated this timepiece in 1985 by riding down Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, and now it’s time for the luxury brand to celebrate this legacy with the launch of a new watch.

Taking its name from the sport of Polo, this timepiece is infused with the values of Piaget Society founded on the friendships the brand has formed in the industries of music, film, art and sports. Piaget Polo S is for those who challenge conventions. With its shape-within-shape that sets Piaget apart, a cushion-shaped dial finds its place in a round 42-mm case. A sapphire case-back reveals the precision of the timepiece’s automatic movement while a satin-finished bracelet completes it to form a piece that speaks to the new generation, at any time and any place.

Five watches for every man’s taste follow one philosophy. The automatic Piaget Polo S comes with the 1110P movement and is available with a blue, silvered or slate-gray dial, while the 1160P movement beats at the heart of the Piaget Polo S Chronograph –which comes with a silvered or a blue dial.

On this occasion, Piaget has chosen 8 men from the four corners of the world as being Game Changers in their own fields. From Canadian actor and producer Ryan Reynolds, who is also the International Brand Ambassador, to British businessman and polo player Malcolm Borwick, Swiss novelist Joël Dicker, Chinese actor and singer Hu Ge, Belgian tennis player David Goffin, Emirati artist and businessman Mohammed Sultan Al Habtoor, American actor Michael B. Jordan, Japanese musician, singer, songwriter and actor Miyavi and French chef Jean-François Piège, every man embodies the Piaget Polo S watch in his own style and represents its values in his own ways.

Visit the Photo Gallery to take a look at the Piaget Polo S timepiece collection.