Piaget
Reference 9802 D, yellow gold wristwatch with coral dial, circa 1970
Lot closes
October 7, 01:09 PM GMT
Estimate
3,000 - 5,000 EUR
Current Bid
2,600 EUR
2 Bids
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Description
Piaget
Reference 9802 D
Yellow gold wristwatch with coral dial
Circa 1970
Dial: coral
Calibre: cal. 9P1 manual winding, 18 jewels
Movement number: 722'895
Case: 18k yellow gold, case back secured by 2 screws
Case number: 212'762
Closure: Piaget 18k yellow gold and alligator strap with 18k yellow gold folding clasp
Size: 25 mm x 28 mm, bracelet circumference approx. 155 mm
Signed: case, dial and movement
Box: no
Papers: no
Accessories: none
Gross weight 38.60 g
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A striking expression of Piaget's creativity during the golden age of design, the present reference 9802 D combines bold aesthetics with exceptional watchmaking expertise. Crafted in yellow gold, the watch features an elegant coral dial whose vibrant colour beautifully contrasts with the warm tones of the case and bracelet. Particularly noteworthy is its original integrated bracelet, an inventive composition intertwining yellow-gold links with black leather elements, creating a distinctive and unmistakably 1970s aesthetic.
Preserved in good overall condition, the watch embodies the refined yet daring style for which Piaget became renowned during the period. Housed within is the celebrated calibre 9P, Piaget's ultra-thin hand-wound movement that established the manufacture as a pioneer of elegant, slim timepieces. Rare and highly original, the present watch represents an attractive opportunity to acquire a distinctive example of Piaget's design-led approach to fine watchmaking.