A gentleman's diamond wristwatch, Piaget, circa early 1970's. Quartz. 41 x 34 mm. Ref: 14105C150. Case number 212970. Pave diamond bezel and dial with sapphire makers at quarters. Case, movement and integral bracelet signed. Original box and six extra links. Total weight 225 grams. Length 18.5 cm. To be sold with the book 'Piaget, Watches & Wonders since 1874' Franco Cologni, Giampiero Negretti, Franco Nencini, Abbeville Press, 1995
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