30 Piaget Elegant and Precious, Lady’s Bracelet Automatic Wristwatch in White Gold, With Bark Finish and Black Lacquered Dial

Estimate: € 3,000 –⁠ 6,000

Sold € 4,940

Model: Black Tie-Emperador
Reference: 9231 A 6
Case Material: White Gold
Bracelet Material: White Gold
Year: 1970's
Movement: Manual
Caliber: 9P
Case N°: 231617
Movement N°: 739914
Dimensions: 22 x 22 mm, Total Lenght 165 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. Its iconic timepieces like the Altiplano, Possession, and Polo reflect the brand’s commitment to pushing boundaries. Exemplifying Piaget’s unwavering commitment to innovation and style, this white gold integrated bracelet watch stands as a testament to the brand’s mastery in both horology and design. This particular watch pays homage to the brand’s heritage while embracing modern aesthetics, showcasing the evolution of Piaget’s approach to the watches design. The entire timepiece, from the rounded-square case to the integrated bracelet, has been manufactured in solid white gold with a gorgeous “bark” finish which adds a tactile dimension to the whole aesthetics. Piaget’s artistry in crafting this distinctive texture not only enhances the visual appeal but also serves as a testament to the brand’s attention to detail. The luxurious lacquered black dial exudes sophistication and mystery. The minimalistic design is adorned with refined tridimensional hour markers, ensuring a sleek and modern look with its false-prospective effect. The integration of the dial with the overall structure of the watch underscores Piaget’s commitment to creating timepieces that are both functional and aesthetically compelling. In the world of haute horlogerie, this Piaget white gold integrated bracelet watch with its “bark” finish stands as an exemplary blend of form and function.