Vintage Piaget Swiss 35mm Manual Wind Stainless Steel Watch 17 Jewels Rare 1950s
$ 348.48
Description
Vintage Piaget Swiss 35mm Manual Wind Stainless Steel Watch 17 Jewels Rare 1950s. Piaget watches from the 1940s and 1950s are becoming increasingly desirable among collectors due to their limited production, elegant designs, and high-quality in-house finishing. ✅ Jewels: 17 Jewels. 🕰️ Vintage Piaget Swiss Manual Wind – Stainless Steel – Rare 17 Jewels Offered for sale is an elegant and highly collectible vintage Piaget Swiss wristwatch dating from the golden era of Swiss watchmaking. Founded in 1874 in La Côte-aux-Fées, Switzerland, Piaget became internationally renowned for producing exceptionally refined mechanical movements and luxury timepieces. Long before becoming famous for its ultra-thin calibers and high jewelry watches, Piaget established its reputation through beautifully crafted hand-finished mechanical watches such as this remarkable example. ✨ This watch features a sophisticated champagne dial accented by applied Roman numerals, raised hour markers, elegant leaf-style hands, and a classic outer minute track. The clean and balanced design perfectly reflects the timeless elegance of mid-century Swiss horology. The watch is powered by a genuine Piaget Swiss manual-wind movement with 17 jewels and is housed in a full stainless steel case, offering durability while preserving its refined vintage appearance. 🔹 Specifications ✅ Brand: Piaget ✅ Origin: Switzerland ✅ Movement: Manual Wind Mechanical ✅ Jewels: 17 Jewels ✅ Signed Piaget Movement ✅ Stainless Steel Case ✅ Stainless Steel Case Back ✅ Champagne Dial ✅ Applied Roman Numerals ✅ Acrylic Crystal ✅ Leather Strap ⸻ 📏 Measurements ✔ Case Diameter (without crown): 35 mm ✔ Case Diameter: 3.5 cm ✔ Case Diameter: 1.38 inches ⸻ 🌟 Condition ✔ Running vintage mechanical movement ✔ Original vintage appearance ✔ Attractive dial with excellent vintage character ✔ Normal signs of age and wear consistent with decades of careful use ✔ Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description ⸻ 📜 Historical Note Piaget watches from the 1940s and 1950s are becoming increasingly desirable among collectors due to their limited production, elegant designs, and high-quality in-house finishing. Examples featuring signed mechanical movements and original dials are especially appreciated in today’s international vintage watch market.
