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Lucien Piccard Carree Lacquer – 14K Yellow Gold Lapis & Tiger Eye Dial

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A Pure Expression Of 1970s Design

In the 1970s, Lucien Piccard was known for pushing the boundaries of dress watch aesthetics. This Carree Lacquer features a quadruple stepped yellow gold case that provides significant depth and presence. The dial is a split composition of Lapis and Tiger Eye lacquer, capturing the earthy and mineral-inspired palettes that defined the decade. It's a bold, geometric piece that represents a commitment to high-style jewelry watches.

The Aesthetic Of Semi Precious Materials

The use of lacquer to mimic Lapis and Tiger Eye was a signature move for high-end dress watches during this period. It creates a visual tension between the deep blue and the warm browns of the faux stone. This was a watch designed for a wearer who wanted something expressive and unconventional. The stepped case acts like a frame for the artwork on the dial, making the entire piece feel like a curated object rather than just a timepiece.

Honest Condition And Material Character

The solid gold case remains in good condition, preserving the distinct edges of the stepped bezel. The lacquer dial shows visible degradation on the Tiger Eye side, which is a common occurrence for these specific finishes as they age. It is currently mounted on a clean leather strap. The manual wind movement is running strong after passing our test bench.

A Statement Piece For The Vintage Enthusiast

This is for the collector who values the specific and unapologetic character of seventies luxury. It does not try to be a subtle dress watch. Instead, it leans into the textures and shapes that made that era famous.

Key Specs

Model: Carree Lacquer (Stepped Case)

Year: 1970s

Movement: Manual Wind

Case Size: 30mm x 30mm

Bezel: Quadruple Stepped 14K Yellow Gold

Strap: Premium Leather

Dial: Lacquer Lapis Lazuli & Tiger Eye Motif

Metal: 14K Yellow Gold

SKU: 587