Polo G — watch collection

About Polo G’s watch collection

Polo G — born Taurus Tremani Bartlett in Chicago, Illinois — is one of the most commercially successful rappers to emerge from Chicago's drill scene in the late 2010s. He broke through with his 2019 debut album Die a Legend, which went platinum, and followed it with Pop Out, a collaboration with Juice WRLD that became a defining track of that era. His 2021 album Hall of Fame debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, cementing his position as a headliner rather than a regional act. His lyrics draw heavily on the realities of growing up on Chicago's north side, and that autobiographical directness has built him a loyal audience well beyond Illinois.

The Polo G watch collection, as documented so far, leans into heavily customised high-end Swiss pieces rather than off-the-shelf references. At a 2023 appearance at Wrigley Field in Chicago, he was spotted wearing a Royal Oak — most likely based on the 41mm 15400ST or its current successor the 15500ST — that had been taken well beyond its factory configuration. The dial and bezel work featured an icy blue-and-white treatment that read as aftermarket diamond setting rather than an AP atelier customisation, a common route among rap's watch collectors who want something that reads as personal rather than catalogue. The piece was worn on his left wrist alongside layered diamond Cuban link chains, and the colour coordination with a Cubs pinstripe jersey suggested the pairing was considered rather than coincidental.

With only one confirmed sighting in our database, it is too early to map the full shape of his collection, but the choice of a Royal Oak as a base — AP's most recognisable and structurally robust men's reference — is telling. The Royal Oak's octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet give customisers a strong architectural foundation to work from, and it remains one of the most sought-after canvases in the current wave of rap jewellery culture.