159Σ︎
Boucheron
Ref. WA021432
“Epure Vague de Lumière” Unique Piece
寶詩龍，獨一無二，白金腕錶，備立體鑲鑽砂金石玻璃錶盤。
估價
$20,000–40,000
成交價
$33,020
製造商
Boucheron
年份
2015
型號
WA021432
錶殼號碼
No. 1/1; No. 21C0075
型號名稱
“Epure Vague de Lumière” Unique Piece
材料
18K white gold, diamonds, aventurine glass
機芯
Automatic, cal. GP400, 27 jewels
錶帶/ 錶鏈
Alligator
錶扣
18K white gold and diamond-set Boucheron pin buckle
尺寸
41mm Diameter
簽名
Case, dial, and buckle signed. Movement signed Girard-Perregaux.
完整圖錄內容
A high jewelry interpretation of Hokusai’s 1831 masterpiece, The Great Wave Off Kanagawa, this sparkling and attention-grabbing wristwatch was Boucheron’s entry for Only Watch 2015. It seeks to reinterpret this monumental work of art, all while injecting it with Boucheron’s own jewelry and watchmaking savoir-faire. The wave is a miniature sculpture wrought in 18K white gold and both baguette and round brilliant diamonds, while the water is replaced by polished aventurine glass. Within beats a Girard-Perregaux automatic movement visible through the sapphire caseback.
The wristwatch was named “Epure Vague de Lumière” or “a wave of pure light”, and engraved on the caseback “Je ne sonne que les heures heureuses”, which translates as “I only ring the happy hours.” These sentiments reflect the ethereal and joyous nature of the timepiece.
Purchased by the current consignor at Only Watch in 2015 and remaining virtually unworn, the present Boucheron wristwatch presents a rare opportunity to acquire a unique piece melding art, watchmaking, and jewelry.
The wristwatch was named “Epure Vague de Lumière” or “a wave of pure light”, and engraved on the caseback “Je ne sonne que les heures heureuses”, which translates as “I only ring the happy hours.” These sentiments reflect the ethereal and joyous nature of the timepiece.
Purchased by the current consignor at Only Watch in 2015 and remaining virtually unworn, the present Boucheron wristwatch presents a rare opportunity to acquire a unique piece melding art, watchmaking, and jewelry.
Boucheron
FrenchThe famed jewellery house Boucheron was founded in 1858 by the eponymous Frédéric Boucheron, master jeweller and gem expert. Boucheron was the first jewellery house to appear at the celebrated Place Vendôme, Paris, where the house still exists to this day.
Boucheron jewels have been exhibited throughout time at some of the most important jewellery expositions, including the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial, the 1889 and 1900 Expositions Universelles (World Fairs) in Paris and the 1925 Exposition des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. With salons located all over the world, Boucheron jewellery continues to be known for its elegant designs and superior finishes.