A year on from its New York re-launch of its 1979 Polo, Piaget has released three new models

Piaget has just launched three new Polo S models, following on from the model’s re-launch last year.
The brand revisited Yves Piaget?s 1980s-defining Polo S design in July 2016, tapping the trend for steel sports watches that are a valuable proposition in terms of both price and design heft.

The manufacture has now announced three new colours across two models, the three-hander and the Polo S Chronograph too.
Last year the 42mm chronograph came with either a royal blue dial and a silver dial. Now the heavy slate grey hue that featured on the Polo S has been applied to the chronograph, and it works well – both sub-dials are ringed with silver, just enough to stand out against the textured dial. Back to black: the Piaget Polo S with a new bezel
The bigger story, however, is the black dial, which has been applied to both the straightforward Polo S and the chronograph.
The signature half-cushion, half-round bezels are also inky black (following ADLC treatment) – these would easily pass muster at a black tie event as well as wearing nicely as an everyday watch.

A very dapper Ryan Reynolds returns to front the campaign, demonstrating the point in a bowtie and dinner jacket.
The tiniest hint of colour comes from the red-tipped seconds hand; the counterweight is finished with a skeleton P.
The black Polo S Chronograph and Polo S are limited to a run of 888 p...