*NEAR MINT* 1970s Piaget in Bark 18k Yellow Gold | With Buckle | Ref.9133 A6 | Cal. 9P1

Long before Piaget became synonymous with refined timepieces, Georges-Édouard Piaget was crafting his first watches in 1874 from a modest workshop on his family farm in La Côte-aux-Fées, deep in the Swiss Jura. From this serene village in Neuchâtel, he set the foundation for a tradition of meticulous pocket watches and high-precision movements.

This watch is a remarkable survivor, virtually unworn and preserved in near-mint condition. Its case and dial feature an exceptionally rare bark-textured finish, while the solid 18k gold buckle adds a final note of refinement. Together, these elements make it a truly exceptional piece for any collector.

The 9P1 caliber was revolutionary for two key reasons. At just 2mm thick, it became the thinnest manual-wound movement ever made for wristwatches at that time.

CONDITION

The watch has just been serviced.

DETAILS

Maker: Piaget
Reference: 9133 A6
Caliber: 9P1
Year: Circa 1970s
Material: Solid 18k Yellow Gold
Dimensions: 23mm; 4.5mm thickness
Crystal: Mineral glass
Lume: Non
Bracelet/Strap: 18mm Handmade Atelier Del Sur Alligator strap.
Box/Papers: Non, original gold buckle

 -This watch was photographed on a 6.9 inch / 175mm wrist.