182 Audemars Piguet Precious and Attractive, Skeletonize Pocket Watch in Yellow Gold, With Diamond and Saphhire Set Case

Estimate: € 10,000 –⁠ 20,000

Sold € 27,300

Model: Pocket Watch
Case Material: Yellow Gold, Diamonds and Sapphires
Year: 1970's
Movement: Manual
Caliber: 5020
Case N°: B64460
Movement N°: 227537
Dimensions: 44 mm
Signed: Dial, Movement and Case

In the realm of horology, Audemars Piguet stands as an epitome of precision and innovation. The present yellow-gold skeletonized pocket watch marks yet another masterpiece from the Le Brassus based manufacturer, a brand with a storied heritage in creating some of the most remarkable timepieces the world has ever seen. Audemars Piguet’s journey has always been marked by a relentless pursuit of perfection. With a history steeped in craftsmanship, the brand has consistently pushed the boundaries of what is possible in watchmaking. Renowned not only for its impressive pocket watches but also for the groundbreaking Royal Oak introduced in 1972, the brand has always dared to innovate and push the boundaries of design. The pocket watch presented here is a testament to Audemars Piguet’s daring creativity. Its extremely unusual octagonal shape, with slightly curved sides of varying sizes, creates a mesmerizing pattern reminiscent of a flower’s corolla. The front of the case is adorned with 44 diamonds, and at each quarter, two sapphires are strategically placed, for a total of eight stones. This aesthetic arrangement elevates the watch to a level of artistic sophistication rarely seen. The fully skeletonized dial unveils the intricate cal. 5020, showcasing Audemars Piguet’s technical prowess. The hand-engraved bridges stand as a testament to the brand’s dedication to traditional artisanal craft, seamlessly merging with horological excellence. Offered in attractive overall condition, this pocket watch encapsulates a wonderful and important era for Audemars Piguet. As the brand seamlessly combined innovation with tradition, this particular example stands as a testament to the value and significance of the craftsmanship that defined Audemars Piguet during this period.