Womens Wristwatch by Émile Pequignet, France, 1980s

Type: Analog Wristwatch
Brand: Pequignet
Movement: Quartz
Materials: Steel, quartz, G10 plaque gold-plated dial, enamel
Hands: Dauphine-style, gold-tone
Period: 1980s
Country of Origin: France
Weight: 87 g
Dial diameter: 2.8 cm
Strap width: 1.2 cm
Watch dimensions: 18 x 1.2 x 1.2 cm
Good condition commensurate with age and use

Elegant and timeless women's analog wristwatch from the prestigious fine watchmaking house Émile Pequignet, now Pequignet.
This refined French wristwatch, signed by the prestigious Pequignet house, embodies the fusion of timeless design and fine watchmaking craftsmanship. Its delicate gold-plated dial houses a minimalist black background, with gold-plated dauphine hands that accentuate its sleek and modern character. The chromatic contrast between the deep black of the lacquer and the glossy gold of the dial and links evokes a classic elegance and understated aesthetic that the French house has always championed.
The structured bracelet combines curved gold-plated links and black lacquered sections, evoking organic and Art Deco motifs. It features a chain that connects the two ends of the piece to prevent loss. Despite minor signs of wear and discreet damage to the enamel, the overall condition is good, and the piece maintains its full functionality.
The Pequignet manufacture, founded in 1973 in the heart of France, has established itself as a distinctive brand within the European Haute Horlogerie scene. Wearing a Pequignet watch affirms a demanding aesthetic choice committed to technical perfection and timeless design.
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