Piaget

According to the Piaget Archives, the present timepiece was crafted in 1974, a period when the Maison was at the pinnacle of its creative expression. At this time, no other watch brand captured the vibe and the energy like Piaget did. The signature teardrop-shaped case is a hallmark of luxury design from the era. The watch is crafted in rich yellow gold, exuding a sophisticated yet understated opulence. Its bezel is adorned with a halo of shimmering diamonds, carefully set to accentuate the unique curves of the case.

The dial is a work of art, featuring a striped gold texture that adds depth and dimension, catching the light with every movement. Within this exceptional piece lies the legendary 9P caliber, an in-house ultra-thin movement.

Its bracelet, seamlessly integrated into the case, echoes the fluid lines of the watch face, crafted from the same luxurious materials. The overall design reflects the 1970s love for bold shapes, opulent materials, and meticulous craftsmanship. It’s more than just a timepiece—it's a statement of enduring style and prestige, representing the essence of Piaget’s innovative and timeless approach to watchmaking.