164 Audemars Piguet A rare and absolutely striking, bracelet automatic wristwatch in white gold, with Clous de Paris guilloché dial, Extract from the Archives, reference 5274BC.

Estimate: € 4,000 –⁠ 8,000

Audemars Piguet is renowned for its innovation and craftsmanship, particularly in the realm of ultra-thin watches with integrated bracelets. The reference 5274BC in white gold, showcased here, exemplifies the brand’s commitment to elegance and technical mastery. This timepiece is powered by the groundbreaking caliber 2120, a movement that emerged in 1967 as a result of a collaboration between Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Vacheron Constantin. The caliber 2120, celebrated for being one of the thinnest automatic movements ever created, was a technological marvel of its time, with a thickness of just 2.45 mm. This innovation marked a pivotal moment in watchmaking, as brands vied to demonstrate their expertise not only in complications but also in the engineering of slim and precise movements. The watch’s integrated white-gold bracelet seamlessly blends with its case, highlighting a refined design language that underscores understated luxury. The exquisite Clous de Paris guilloché-patterned dial adds visual depth and texture, while its minimalist indices and hands maintain a timeless aesthetic. Accompanied by an Extract from the Archives, this piece not only celebrates a historic movement but also embodies the sophistication and artistry that define Audemars Piguet’s legacy.