Piaget Ref. 80317 K 81
Manufacturer: Piaget Year: Circa 1989 Reference No: 80317 K 81 Movement No: 9'801'794 Case No: 509'854 Model Name: Dancer Material: 18k yellow gold, opal, onyx and diamonds Calibre: Quartz Bracelet/Strap: 18k yellow gold and diamond-set Piaget bracelet, 175 mm. maximum length Clasp/Buckle: 18k yellow gold Piaget folding clasp Dimensions: 23 mm. wide Signed: Case, dial and movement signed Accessories: With Piaget fitted presentation box and outer packaging. Catalogue Essay Throughout the 1970s, Piaget lavishly designed watches with a variety of materials, ranging from lapis lazuli, to diamonds and various gemstones. During this period, Piaget also made many strides in the quartz industry by developing an ultra thin quartz movement - a radical change from the "Beta 21", which Piaget fitted to its watches in the early 1970s. By 1976, Piaget developed a line of quartz movements, starting with the Piaget 7P, which was the thinnest movement during this period. The present watch, fitted with an onyx and opal dial, is further enhanced by brilliant diamonds on the bracelet and the dial. The bracelet is made of gold panels, which is heavy and finely made, attesting to Piaget's level of know-how in creating jewelry timepieces. Read More
Piaget Ref. 80317 K 81
Manufacturer: Piaget Year: Circa 1989 Reference No: 80317 K 81 Movement No: 9'801'794 Case No: 509'854 Model Name: Dancer Material: 18k yellow gold, opal, onyx and diamonds Calibre: Quartz Bracelet/Strap: 18k yellow gold and diamond-set Piaget bracelet, 175 mm. maximum length Clasp/Buckle: 18k yellow gold Piaget folding clasp Dimensions: 23 mm. wide Signed: Case, dial and movement signed Accessories: With Piaget fitted presentation box and outer packaging. Catalogue Essay Throughout the 1970s, Piaget lavishly designed watches with a variety of materials, ranging from lapis lazuli, to diamonds and various gemstones. During this period, Piaget also made many strides in the quartz industry by developing an ultra thin quartz movement - a radical change from the "Beta 21", which Piaget fitted to its watches in the early 1970s. By 1976, Piaget developed a line of quartz movements, starting with the Piaget 7P, which was the thinnest movement during this period. The present watch, fitted with an onyx and opal dial, is further enhanced by brilliant diamonds on the bracelet and the dial. The bracelet is made of gold panels, which is heavy and finely made, attesting to Piaget's level of know-how in creating jewelry timepieces. Read More
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