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Piaget. A rare and unusual 18K white gold and enamel dual time wristwatch
拍品 270 The following five lots, 270 to 274, are impressive examples of Piaget's exceptional 1970s watch designs. These watches were intended for a young and avant-garde female clientele and were characterized by their asymmetrical shapes, large bracelets and the use of precious stones. These watches confirm Piaget's creativity and original and earning it the coveted title of "the jeweller of watch making".

Piaget
Founded in 1874 by Georges Piaget in La Côte-aux-Fées, Switzerland, the company opened its first showroom at 40, rue du Rhône, Geneva, in 1959. Piaget rapidly became the specialist for the world's thinnest watches and the unique style of cases and bracelets in 18K gold or platinum, the only case materials the firm allows to enter its workshops. The company is a pioneer in the realm of watches embellished with gemstones, using lapis lazuli, coral, mother-of-pearl, tiger's eye and onyx in an amazing symphony of dials which appeal to customers increasingly eager for colour and variety.

Piaget. A rare and unusual 18K white gold and enamel dual time wristwatch

SIGNED PIAGET, MOVEMENT NOS. 744'365 AND 744'955, CASE NOS. 612'103 AND 220'457, MANUFACTURED IN 1973

已結束2010年11月15日

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CHF 16,250

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Piaget. A rare and unusual 18K white gold and enamel dual time wristwatch
Signed Piaget, movement nos. 744'365 and 744'955, case nos. 612'103 and 220'457, manufactured in 1973
Two cal. 6P1 nickel-finished lever movements, 17 jewels, teardrop-shaped green and blue enamel dials for the two time zones, applied baton numerals, separated by a white gold curved band, circular case, enlarged bezel, two winding crowns, snap on back, 18K white gold Piaget buckle, case, dial and movement signed
34 mm. diam.

專家說明

According to the Archives of Piaget, the present watch was manufactured in 1973.

It is distinguished by its unique dial design, resembling the Chinese "Yin and Yang" symbol, representing unity and duality.