1980’s Piaget "Lapis "Lazuli" White Gold
This is a 18K white gold Piaget with a vividly striking lapis lazuli dial and integrated hammer finished bracelet.
This is what Piaget does best. They just get stone. The brand pioneered the use of lapis, tiger eye, malachite, coral, onyx and more across their offerings during the 60s and 70s and still do through today. In fact, the vastness of their catalog makes discovering all of the different variations even more exciting. This example is archetypal of Piaget as we know it and not to mention, extremely well maintained.
It has a pristine dial with zero cracks or abrasions. Featuring a full white gold case and hammer finished integrated bracelet, this watch is as much brains as it is brawn. Shimmering outside and chugging inside, the famed manual wind caliber 9P is as impressive as the rest of the watch.
The caliber was once the world’s thinnest of its kind. The watch will fit up to a 7 inch wrist, runs well and keeps accurate time.
Details:
The dial is pristine free from cracks and damage. The swiss signature has started to fade with time due to age. The case is strong with light surface wear. The bracelet, fixed to the case by Piaget, is beautiful and structurally perfect. The old style clasp is hallmarked. The movement runs well and keeps time.
This is a 18K white gold Piaget with a vividly striking lapis lazuli dial and integrated hammer finished bracelet.
This is what Piaget does best. They just get stone. The brand pioneered the use of lapis, tiger eye, malachite, coral, onyx and more across their offerings during the 60s and 70s and still do through today. In fact, the vastness of their catalog makes discovering all of the different variations even more exciting. This example is archetypal of Piaget as we know it and not to mention, extremely well maintained.
It has a pristine dial with zero cracks or abrasions. Featuring a full white gold case and hammer finished integrated bracelet, this watch is as much brains as it is brawn. Shimmering outside and chugging inside, the famed manual wind caliber 9P is as impressive as the rest of the watch.
The caliber was once the world’s thinnest of its kind. The watch will fit up to a 7 inch wrist, runs well and keeps accurate time.
Details:
The dial is pristine free from cracks and damage. The swiss signature has started to fade with time due to age. The case is strong with light surface wear. The bracelet, fixed to the case by Piaget, is beautiful and structurally perfect. The old style clasp is hallmarked. The movement runs well and keeps time.
This is a 18K white gold Piaget with a vividly striking lapis lazuli dial and integrated hammer finished bracelet.
This is what Piaget does best. They just get stone. The brand pioneered the use of lapis, tiger eye, malachite, coral, onyx and more across their offerings during the 60s and 70s and still do through today. In fact, the vastness of their catalog makes discovering all of the different variations even more exciting. This example is archetypal of Piaget as we know it and not to mention, extremely well maintained.
It has a pristine dial with zero cracks or abrasions. Featuring a full white gold case and hammer finished integrated bracelet, this watch is as much brains as it is brawn. Shimmering outside and chugging inside, the famed manual wind caliber 9P is as impressive as the rest of the watch.
The caliber was once the world’s thinnest of its kind. The watch will fit up to a 7 inch wrist, runs well and keeps accurate time.
Details:
The dial is pristine free from cracks and damage. The swiss signature has started to fade with time due to age. The case is strong with light surface wear. The bracelet, fixed to the case by Piaget, is beautiful and structurally perfect. The old style clasp is hallmarked. The movement runs well and keeps time.