1970s Piaget Protocole 'Tank' 18ct Yellow Gold 25x27.5mm 91542
Here, we have a 1970s Piaget Protocole 'Tank' 18ct Yellow Gold 91542 with a 25mm 18ct Yellow Gold rectangular case. Its ultrathin profile is perfect in form and function. The case is machined by a process of hot rolling the Gold into its shape rather than the more typical pressing method. Chamfered corners and recessed lugs with a lug-to-lug length of 27.5mm and a case thickness of just 4.5mm ensure a very comfortable fit on your wrist. On the right side is a crown with a coin edge. The smooth bezel holds a chamfered-edged flat crystal above a rich golden vertical striped dial. Two elegant dauphine hands sit centrally, creating a beautifully balanced timepiece. Piaget sits at 12 o’clock and Swiss at 6 o’clock. On the reverse, a screwed-down case back with Swiss Hallmarks, inside a manually wound Piaget Cal. 9P2, 18 jewels, 19,800 beats per hour. This incredibly thin movement at 2mm was launched in 1957 and still holds the world record for one of the thinnest mechanical movements. It comes paired with its 17mm Piaget leather strap and its original Piaget 18ct gold buckle, complete with Swiss Hallmarks. The watch is sold with its original Piaget presentation box.
Here, we have a 1970s Piaget Protocole 'Tank' 18ct Yellow Gold 91542 with a 25mm 18ct Yellow Gold rectangular case. Its ultrathin profile is perfect in form and function. The case is machined by a process of hot rolling the Gold into its shape rather than the more typical pressing method. Chamfered corners and recessed lugs with a lug-to-lug length of 27.5mm and a case thickness of just 4.5mm ensure a very comfortable fit on your wrist. On the right side is a crown with a coin edge. The smooth bezel holds a chamfered-edged flat crystal above a rich golden vertical striped dial. Two elegant dauphine hands sit centrally, creating a beautifully balanced timepiece. Piaget sits at 12 o’clock and Swiss at 6 o’clock. On the reverse, a screwed-down case back with Swiss Hallmarks, inside a manually wound Piaget Cal. 9P2, 18 jewels, 19,800 beats per hour. This incredibly thin movement at 2mm was launched in 1957 and still holds the world record for one of the thinnest mechanical movements. It comes paired with its 17mm Piaget leather strap and its original Piaget 18ct gold buckle, complete with Swiss Hallmarks. The watch is sold with its original Piaget presentation box.
Original: $4,561.14
-65%$4,561.14
$1,596.40Description
Here, we have a 1970s Piaget Protocole 'Tank' 18ct Yellow Gold 91542 with a 25mm 18ct Yellow Gold rectangular case. Its ultrathin profile is perfect in form and function. The case is machined by a process of hot rolling the Gold into its shape rather than the more typical pressing method. Chamfered corners and recessed lugs with a lug-to-lug length of 27.5mm and a case thickness of just 4.5mm ensure a very comfortable fit on your wrist. On the right side is a crown with a coin edge. The smooth bezel holds a chamfered-edged flat crystal above a rich golden vertical striped dial. Two elegant dauphine hands sit centrally, creating a beautifully balanced timepiece. Piaget sits at 12 o’clock and Swiss at 6 o’clock. On the reverse, a screwed-down case back with Swiss Hallmarks, inside a manually wound Piaget Cal. 9P2, 18 jewels, 19,800 beats per hour. This incredibly thin movement at 2mm was launched in 1957 and still holds the world record for one of the thinnest mechanical movements. It comes paired with its 17mm Piaget leather strap and its original Piaget 18ct gold buckle, complete with Swiss Hallmarks. The watch is sold with its original Piaget presentation box.
