--Piaget was the leader in the 1960s and 1970s for combining avant-garde design and craftsmanship into their timepieces. Their designs perfectly fit the phrase “form follows function”, the 19th and 20th century architectural and industrial design concept that the shape of a building or object should relate to its intended function or purpose.

--Piaget is cherished for their bold design aesthetic with their ladies’ bracelet and cuff watches from the early 1970s, which became status symbols for the jet set, worn by superstars such as Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie Kennedy, and Andy Warhol. Piaget’s 1970s creation appealed to the “jet set”, who found them to be the chic jewellery alternative to ordinary watches.

--The present dual time bracelet watch is a wonderful representation of this audacious era. The elliptical yellow gold case houses two individual Piaget caliber 6P1 movements, with the dual time zones featuring gilt and black subsidiary dials respectively. The watch is further enhanced with the bark finish linked bracelet.