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Audemars Piguet

Ref. 25947OR

Edward Piguet N°1

A surprising pink gold rectangular wristwatch with tourbillon regulator and skeletonized dial, bearing case number 1

CHF15,000–30,000
€16,200–32,500
$18,800–37,600
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Audemars Piguet
Circa 1995
25947OR
472'701
D80724 and 1
Edward Piguet N°1
18k pink gold
Manual, cal. 2881SQ, 19 jewels
Audemars Piguet alligator strap
18k pink gold Audemars Piguet deployant clasp
27mm width and 35.5mm length
Dial and clasp signed
Good To Know:

- Tourbillon regulator, skeletonized dial
- This watch is the first example made of the model, as implied by its case number “1”
- The rectangular, elegant case is as attractive as it is unusual for the brand
- It bears a rectangular, skeletonized movement perfectly fit to the case.

The Edouard Piguet collection was launched in the 1990s as a tribute to Audemars Piguet’s co-founder. It was defined by its rectangular case and superb movements, making it remarkably in tune with today’s tastes.

The present model was available in pink gold and platinum, featuring an exquisitely finished skeletonized movement with the large tourbillon regulator at 6 o’clock as the undisputed star of the show. The movement was clearly developed specifically for the model, as both its shape and its superbly balanced architecture are intrinsically linked to the final aesthetic effect of the piece.

This specific example is not only offered in lovely condition, but most importantly bears the case number “1”, denoting it as the very first example made—an absolute treat for the intellectual collector.

Audemars Piguet

Swiss | 1881

A specialist in the manufacture of complications since it was established in 1881, Audemars Piguet never ceases to impress with a rich history of creating bold, even audacious, timepieces underpinned by traditional watchmaking at its finest. This Le Brassus-based Swiss manufacturer is one of only two major manufacturers still owned by the founding family. Since its earliest days, AP is considered a leader in the field of minute repeaters and grande complication pocket and wristwatches. The brand is devoted to preserving the history of watchmaking in the Vallée de Joux, showcased at their superb museum in Le Brassus.


Today, the brand is best known for its Royal Oak models, a revolutionary luxury sports watch launched in 1972. Other key models include early minute repeating wristwatches, vintage chronograph wristwatches, such as the oversized reference 5020, perpetual calendar watches and the Royal Oak Offshore, first introduced in 1993.

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