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ince its inception in 1874, Piaget has crafted intricate pieces that represent a harmonious combination of fine watchmaking and high jewelry. The maison's use of techniques such as gem-setting, engraving, and enameling has led to the creation of both delicate and innovative watches in their jewelry-led designs.
This Piaget Aura Reference 40011 sold for 1,905,000 HKD in April 2023.
The Piaget Aura collection was introduced in the 1990s and has since become an icon of the brand.
This particular reference, in its extensive use of diamonds, embodied the glamour of Piaget watches from this era. The case and bracelet were adorned by approximately 70 carats of emerald and baguette-cut diamonds throughout, an exquisite demonstration of high jewelry applications in fine watchmaking.
Crafted in very limited production, this Piaget watch presented a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts.
This Piaget Reference 9150 D 93 sold for 50,800 USD in December 2023.
Embodying the bold aesthetics of the 60’s and 70’s, this Piaget watch was a particularly rare variant from Piaget’s 21st Century Collection. Worn as a cuff, this watch was a venerable work of art dressed in hammered yellow gold.
The watch was heightened by two rows of turquoise cabochons throughout its circumference. A bright coral dial centered the piece.
Piaget confirmed that only 25 pieces of this design were produced between 1969 and 1971, and was likely offered in only three variations:
Coral dial, turquoise cabochons
Turquoise dial, turquoise cabochons
Turquoise dial, lapis lazuli cabochons
Gold marks and French hallmarks were crisp and legible to the case. The maison confirmed that this Piaget watch was crafted in 1970 and delivered to their French agent in April of the same year.
Offered from the family of the original owner, Sotheby’s was pleased to offer the piece in such well-preserved condition.
This Piaget Reference 9212D76 sold for 25,400 CHF in April 2024, featuring in our groundbreaking Rough Diamonds sale in Geneva.
In cuff watches, artistry and craftsmanship intertwine. These half-bangle, half-watch creations have been the canvas for Piaget's creativity since the swinging '60s, and they continue to dazzle to this day. Crafted by the visionary Jean-Claude Guiet, this Piaget cuff was the epitome of 1970s opulence.
Beneath its exterior lay the heart of a legend – the legendary 9P caliber, an ultra-smooth, ultra-thin in-house movement.
This particular reference boasted a dial crafted from the lapis lazuli, complemented by a bracelet of hand-carved yellow gold (adorned with intricate nephrite and lapis lazuli links).
A perfect product of the 1970s, this piece presented collectors the opportunity to own a stunning Piaget watch.
This Piaget Reference 2120 B 68 sold for 20,320 CHF in April 2024, exceeding its high estimate of 12,000 CHF.
This petite Piaget watch came with a surprise: a lapis lazuli pop cap! It revealed the hour with effortless flair, adding a level of dimensionality and multi-functionality to this piece of fine watchmaking come high jewelry.
Crafted in 18k white gold, this Piaget watch masqueraded as a chic bracelet. The captivating star-shaped lapis lazuli cap was adorned with a constellation of diamonds in an abstracted silhouette atop the otherwise uniform watch.
It was a truly dazzling piece that captivated our collectors, selling for nearly double its high estimate.
This Piaget Reference 98481 C10 sold for 19,200 CHF in November 2024.
This Piaget watch was crafted in 1974, a period when the Maison was at the pinnacle of its creative expression. At this time, arguably no other brand captured the energy of the era with watchmaking creations quite like Piaget did.
The teardrop-shaped case was crafted in rich yellow gold, exuding a sophisticated yet understated opulence. Its bezel was adorned with a halo of shimmering diamonds, carefully set to accentuate the unique curves of the case.
The dial featured a striped gold texture that added depth and dimension, catching the light with every movement. The bracelet of this Piaget watch seamlessly integrated into the case, echoing the fluid lines of the dial and crafted from the same luxurious materials. Within this exceptional piece lay the legendary 9P caliber, an in-house ultra-thin movement.
A stunning design from Piaget that reflected the 1970s love for bold shapes, opulent materials, and meticulous craftsmanship.
The Piaget Protocole Exceptional Reference 83541 exemplifies the brand's mastery in combining fine watchmaking with haute joaillerie.
Crafted from luxurious white gold, this Piaget watch features an opulent array of diamonds and sapphires, showcasing meticulous gem-setting craftsmanship. The Piaget Protocole collection's unique appeal lies in its geometrically inspired case shapes, reflecting a balance of boldness and refinement.
As a hallmark of the Maison, Piaget's timepieces often utilize ultra-thin movements, emphasizing elegance without compromising on mechanical excellence. The Piaget Protocole line follows this tradition, incorporating advanced materials and techniques while maintaining a focus on aesthetic grandeur.
Handpicked by our Sotheby's specialists, this Piaget watch is offered in very good condition and complete with its original box.
The Piaget Altiplano Rose Gold Ultra-Thin Limited Edition (Reference GOA44052) is a stunning Piaget creation originally limited to a 300 piece run.
This watch features an ultra-thin automatic self-winding movement measuring just 3 mm and is housed in an 18K rose gold case with a 40 mm diameter.
Boasting an exhibition sapphire crystal case back, the bezel is adorned with 72 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 1 carat.
The scratch-resistant sapphire crystal protects the elegant blue meteorite dial, which is complemented by raised index hour markers and a date window positioned at the 3 o’clock aperture. Completing the sophisticated design is a blue leather strap with an 18K rose gold buckle.
Selected by our Sotheby's experts, this Piaget watch is presented in very good condition and comes complete with its Piaget box.
The Piaget Polo S Black Dial Automatic (Reference G0A42001) is a limited edition creation, with only 888 pieces produced.
This Piaget watch features a 42 mm stainless steel cushion-shaped case with a black rubber strap and a fixed black ADLC bezel. The black horizontal guilloché dial is accented by silver-tone hands and index hour markers, with luminescent details for visibility.
A date display is positioned at 6 o'clock, and minute markers encircle the outer rim. Powered by Piaget's in-house 1160P Manufacture automatic movement, the watch offers a 50-hour power reserve, visible through the exhibition case back.
Protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, the case is 9.4 mm thick and water-resistant up to 100 meters (330 feet). Balancing sportiness and timeless elegance, this Piaget watch is a versatile addition to any collection.
Brought to market for immediate purchase by the specialists at Sotheby's, this Piaget watch is offered complete with box and papers.
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