836Σ︎
Chaumet
Ref. 10A
Les Pléiades
A rare and attractive yellow gold wristwatch with jumping hours, guarantee and presentation box
Estimate
HK$120,000–240,000
€13,400–26,900
$15,400–30,800
Manufacturer
Chaumet
Year
Circa 1992
Reference No
10A
Case No
346
Model Name
Les Pléiades
Material
18K yellow gold
Calibre
Automatic, 21 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Crocodile
Clasp/Buckle
18K yellow gold Chaumet pin buckle
Dimensions
35mm diameter
Signed
Case, movement and buckle signed
Accessories
Accompanied by unsigned Chaumet guarantee dated 1992, hang tag, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- Disco Volante case with minimalistic jumping hours display
- Modified movement developed by F.P. Journe
- Excellent condition with its original accessories
The Chaumet Les Pléiades has stood as Chaumet’s neo-vintage icon since its release in 1992, featuring a Disco Volante case that speaks simplicity and elegance. The Les Pléiades was brought to fame by its unique architecture, and the surprising collaboration between the jewellery brand and F.P. Journe, way before Journe’s name surfaced in the public eye.
F.P. Journe was commissioned by Chaumet to develop a movement for the reference 10A. He developed the jump hour module on top of the base ETA cal. 2892-2, giving the innovative and minimalistic display. It also features an engine-turned finish, golden-coloured Chaumet-signed rotor. The 35mm case is quite the optimal size for a watch with a clean display, and the thin profile makes it a favourable fit on the wrist.
This timepiece is a merge of subtle, minimalistic elegance and innovative, experimental watchmaking. Preserved in excellent condition with its original accessories, it is a rare item not to be missed by watch collectors that fancy a nice dresswatch with a twist in mechanism and design.
- Disco Volante case with minimalistic jumping hours display
- Modified movement developed by F.P. Journe
- Excellent condition with its original accessories
The Chaumet Les Pléiades has stood as Chaumet’s neo-vintage icon since its release in 1992, featuring a Disco Volante case that speaks simplicity and elegance. The Les Pléiades was brought to fame by its unique architecture, and the surprising collaboration between the jewellery brand and F.P. Journe, way before Journe’s name surfaced in the public eye.
F.P. Journe was commissioned by Chaumet to develop a movement for the reference 10A. He developed the jump hour module on top of the base ETA cal. 2892-2, giving the innovative and minimalistic display. It also features an engine-turned finish, golden-coloured Chaumet-signed rotor. The 35mm case is quite the optimal size for a watch with a clean display, and the thin profile makes it a favourable fit on the wrist.
This timepiece is a merge of subtle, minimalistic elegance and innovative, experimental watchmaking. Preserved in excellent condition with its original accessories, it is a rare item not to be missed by watch collectors that fancy a nice dresswatch with a twist in mechanism and design.