Piaget
Polo G0A40603

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case—there is no conventional lug where a standard strap attaches. I've seen many attempts fail. The only way is to have a bespoke strap made directly in the atelier, modelled to your case's unique geometry.

We work by appointment only at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Atelier Casati Milano</a>. I bring the watch to the bench, take measurements directly from the case and lugs, then build the strap to your specifications. It's not an adaptation—it's a new leather stitched and shaped for that specific case.

Mississippi Alligator. This Piaget Polo breathes geometric, athletic elegance: alligator grain speaks perfectly with the squared lines of the white gold case, without overwhelming them. The leather is robust, ages nobly, and holds the watch's character.

Five, six years with care. It depends on use and climate—sweat accelerates ageing. I recommend letting it breathe when you're not wearing it, avoid prolonged moisture. Leather that ages well develops patina: it's a sign it's real and that you're doing your part.

Because the Polo was born as a manifesto of integrated architecture. Case and bracelet speak the same geometric language—that fluidity cannot be touched. Adding a mediocre strap would interrupt the dialogue. In the atelier we ensure the new leather respects the original design.