173 Piaget Very Elegant and Rare, Lady’s Bracelet Wristwatch in Yellow Gold, With Concealed Dial
Estimate: €7,000 – 14,000
Sold (Premium)€11,050
Model: Lady’s Bracelet Wristwatch
Reference: 1010 N 41
Case Material: Yellow Gold
Bracelet Material: Yellow Gold
Year: 1960's
Movement: Manual
Case N°: 107747
Dimensions: 10 x 19 mm, Total Lenght: 150 mm
Signed: Dial, Movement and Case
Celebrating its 150th anniversary, Piaget is a Swiss brand with a rich history deeply intertwined with watchmaking excellence. Established in 1874 by Georges Edouard Piaget, the brand initially specialized in crafting precision watch movements before transitioning into a renowned watchmaker. In the mid-20th century, Piaget made waves by introducing ultra-thin movements, setting records with Caliber 9P in 1957 and the world’s thinnest automatic movement, Caliber 12P, in 1960. Beyond technical prowess, Piaget seamlessly blends Swiss precision with artistic innovation, particularly in high-jewelry watches. Crafted in radiant yellow gold, the exquisite Piaget ladies bracelet watch here offered is a testament to the brand’s mastery in merging horology and haute joaillerie: it seamlessly combines functionality with a touch of mystery, making it a captivating addition to any discerning collector’s repertoire. The bracelet itself is a work of art, composed of meticulously crafted folded rings that link to each other and delicately encircle the wrist. Piaget’s dedication to precision is evident in every link, creating a seamless blend of sophistication and comfort. The true marvel of this watch lies in its innovative design. A discreetly concealed window opens to reveal a square silver dial, adorned with baton hour markers that add a touch of modernity to the classic design. This subtle unveiling also adds an element of surprise, capturing the essence of Piaget’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional watchmaking. Piaget has long been celebrated for its enduring connection to the world of fine jewelry and the brand’s expertise in crafting luxurious bracelets is deeply rooted in its heritage. This ladies’ bracelet watch not only tells the time but also narrates a story of Piaget’s passion for creating wearable art. Preserved in remarkable conditions, this Piaget yellow-gold ladies’ bracelet watch, beyond being a functional timekeeping instrument, it stands as a wearable work of art.