PIAGET FOR VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 1970S

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Year

Case

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Dial

Movement

Signature

Description

Piaget for Van Cleef & Arpels, Switzerland/France

Circa 1970

18K yellow gold, oval shape, brown translucent enamel over guilloché decoration with two decorative gold screws

Approx. 27 × 22 mm (including bezel)

Silvered with painted Roman numerals, double signed Piaget and V.C.A.

Manual-winding mechanical, signed, 17 jewels

Dial, case and movement

A refined ladies’ wristwatch created by Piaget for Van Cleef & Arpels in the 1970s. The 18K yellow gold oval case is embellished with a fine guilloché decoration covered by translucent brown enamel and accented with two decorative gold screws. The silvered dial features painted black Roman numerals and the rare double signature Piaget and V.C.A., highlighting the prestigious collaboration between the two Maisons. Powered by a manual-winding mechanical movement finely finished in the Swiss tradition. Fitted with a brown leather strap and gold-plated buckle. A quintessential example of 1970s jewelry-watchmaking, combining sophisticated design with exclusivity.