Property of a Distinguished Private Collector
Christophe Claret
Reference ALG89.000-020 Allegro, A limited edition pink gold and PVD coated titanium semi-skeletonized, minute repeating, dual time wristwatch with day/night indication, Circa 2015 | ALG89.000-020 型號 Allegro 限量版粉紅金及PVD塗層鈦金屬半鏤空三問兩地時間腕錶備晝夜顯示，約2015年製
Auction Closed
December 9, 06:15 PM GMT
Estimate
50,000 - 100,000 USD
Lot Details
Description
Reference ALG89.000-020 Allegro
A limited edition pink gold and PVD coated titanium semi-skeletonized, minute repeating, dual time wristwatch with day/night indication, Circa 2015
Dial: translucent semi-skeletonized
Caliber: cal. ALG89 mechanical jeweled, cathedral gongs
Case: PVD coated titanium and 18k pink gold, screw down case back
Case number: No. 01/20
Closure: titanium and gold double inlay folding buckle
Size: 45 mm diameter
Signed: case, dial and movement
Box: no
Papers: yes
Accessories: open Christophe Claret International Guarantee Certificate
Christophe Claret is a specialist maker of high complication watches, particularly Tourbillons, repeaters, chronographs, splits and perpetual calendars. Claret launched his own company in 1986 and began delivering exclusive movements and watches for other high-end brands over the following years. In 1987, Ulysse Nardin became the first major client with an order for 20-minute repeater movements. Other clients have included Breguet, Cartier, Chopard, Corum, de Grisogono, Franck Muller, Girard-Perregaux, Harry Winston, and Parmigiani.
In 2003 Christophe Claret, together with Thierry Oulevay, who had previously worked at Piaget and Bovet, founded the watch manufacturer Jean Dunand.
Claret himself has been called on by other “super manufacturers”, to deliver for example the Harry Winston Opus 4 in 2004 and co-creating the Maître du Temps Chapter One tourbillon with Roger Dubuis and Peter Speake-Marin In 2008.