Piaget Tanagra Haute Complication Diamond Watch
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Piaget Ref. 14071, a lady's fine and rare 18ct gold, diamond, emerald and Ruby-Set 'Tanagra, Haute Complication' wristwatch with gilt dial, circa 1990, Manufacturer: Piaget, Geneve, year: circa 1990, reference no.: 14071, movement no.: 9'900'103, case no.: 584824, model: Tanagra, Haute Complication, material: 18ct gold, diamonds, rubies and emeralds, calibre: quartz, 212P, 25 jewels, Bracelet/Strap: leather, max length 190 mm, Clasp/Buckle: gilt buckle, dimensions: 28 mm width, signed: case, dial and movement signed. Provenance: important modern & vintage Timepieces, Antiquorum, Geneva, Mar 15, 2015, lot 47, illustrated.
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