Piaget Rectangular 18k Hobnail 1970s
Launched in 1957, the 9P caliber was groundbreaking for 2 reasons: standing at 2 mm, it was the thinnest manual-wound movement ever made for wristwatches, and its 20.5 mm diameter was much larger than the standard, therefore allowing for larger cases.
Its slimness was not only a technical accomplishment, it also allowed the manufacture to fit dials made of hard stones while retaining a thin profile. This Piaget features a 18k white gold dial and case with hobnail texture. Icing on the cake are the blued steel leaf hands and the 18k white gold hobnail case. It wears pretty large due to the high lug-lug size.
CASE:
- great overall condition, showing almost no traces of use (unpolished)
- 3- body 18k white gold Hobnail case with screw-down case back
- 23 mm (without crown) / 34 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs) / 4.7 mm thick
- year: 1970s
- reference: 9212
- total weight: 32 g
MOVEMENT:
- Piaget Cal. 9P - manual wind
- 17 jewels, 18000 A/h, 52 hours power reserve
- professionally serviced 6/2024
- -12 sec/d / 260°
DIAL:
- original never touched white gold hobnail dial in flawless condition
- original hands and crown
STRAP & BUCKLE:
- black aftermarket leather strap fitting up to 20 cm wrist size / 2.2 mm thick
- aftermarket steel buckle
GOLDAMMER REFERENCE: #464
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Has this been serviced?
All watches at Goldammer are professionally serviced before being offered at our shop. Servicing is done by our trusted watchmakers and gone through very capable hands.
Mechanical guarantee?
Each watch comes with a 1-year mechanical warranty so if anything goes wrong, please let us know immediately.
Inspection period?
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General care?
Given that most of our watches are around half a century old, they will need to be treated with extra love and care, and they require servicing every 4-5 years.
