Piaget, Bracelet Watch, 1970's, 92110D, 18k yellow gold

A refined expression of 1970s high jewelry watch design, this Piaget reference 92110D2 perfectly captures the Maison’s mastery of ultra-elegant forms and precious materials. During this era, Piaget stood at the forefront of integrating watchmaking with jewelry artistry, creating timepieces that were as much objets d’art as instruments of time.

Crafted entirely in yellow gold, the watch is distinguished by its striking integrated bracelet featuring a finely textured basketweave pattern. Signed by Piaget, this intricate woven finish gives the bracelet a rich tactile quality and a fluid elegance on the wrist, exemplifying the brand’s celebrated goldsmithing expertise.

The dial is executed in deep black onyx, offering a bold and minimalist contrast against the warm tone of the case and bracelet. Its pure, stone surface is complemented by elegant, faceted dauphine hands, maintaining a clean and sophisticated aesthetic that enhances the watch’s jewel-like presence.

Adding further prestige, the watch was retailed by Van Cleef & Arpels, one of the most renowned jewelry houses in the world. Such double-signed pieces are especially prized, reflecting the close historical relationships between leading maisons of horology and haute joaillerie.

Dating to the 1970s, this Piaget embodies the era’s bold yet refined approach to luxury, where sculptural gold work and minimalist dials defined the most exclusive creations.

Key Features

• Reference 92110D2 | Yellow gold case and integrated bracelet
• Piaget-signed basketweave gold bracelet
• Onyx dial
• Retailed by Van Cleef & Arpels