Lucien Piccard Carree Lacquer – 14K Yellow Gold Lapis & Tiger Eye Dial Mother of Pearl

Lucien Piccard Carree Lacquer – 14K Yellow Gold Lapis & Tiger Eye Dial Mother of PearlA Pure Expression Of 1970s Design In the 1970s, Lucien Piccard was known for pushing the boundaries of dress watch aesthetics. This Carree Lacquer features a quadruple stepped yellow gold case that provides significant depth and presence. The dial is a split composition of Lapis and Tiger Eye lacquer, capturing the earthy and mineral inspired palettes that defined the decade. It's a bold, geometric piece that represents a commitment to high style

Piaget used stone dials sparingly

Another standout feature of this pieces is it's inclusion of both box and papers

For someone looking for a vintage Rolex that lives outside the sports catalog and rewards understated taste

and the silver dial has developed a warm

Honest Gold With A Rosy Patina

the watch avoids the "jewelry" feel of typical mid-century ladies' watches

It’s a rarer

which are themselves paved with brilliant-cut diamonds

it fosters a direct

The Subtle Peak Of Stone Dial Collecting

which develops a unique character over time that modern ceramic cannot match

The Hawkeye dial shows a single hairline crack