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Piaget 9151 – Blue Lapis Dial

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An exquisite expression of 1970s haute horlogerie, this vintage Piaget reference 9151 is a rare and elegant timepiece that merges precious materials, bold design, and meticulous craftsmanship. Housed in a 25mm rectangular case crafted from solid 18k white gold, this ultra-slim, manually wound gem is paired with its original integrated white gold mesh bracelet — a hallmark of Piaget’s signature fusion of jewelry and timekeeping.

The highlight is undoubtedly its deep blue lapis lazuli stone dial, punctuated with four brilliant-cut diamond markers and finished with white gold dauphine hands. Each lapis dial is unique, and this one is especially vibrant, with a rich mineral texture that subtly shifts in the light — a stunning contrast against the icy tone of the white gold.

The case, bracelet, and dial are all in unpolished, untouched condition, and the original factory caseback sticker remains intact — a rare detail that speaks to the watch’s careful preservation over the decades. Mechanically, it’s fully functional and keeps excellent time, a testament to Piaget’s refined manual-wind movements of the era.

All parts are 100% original, including the signed crown, dial, movement, and caseback. The integrated white gold mesh bracelet fits wrists up to 7.25 inches, draping like silk and giving the piece its unmistakably luxurious presence.

This watch is more than just a rare vintage Piaget — it’s a wearable work of art, combining a lapis stone dial, diamond indices, and precious metal architecture in a way that remains utterly distinctive today. Perfect for collectors of stone-dial watches, Piaget aficionados, or anyone looking for a uniquely elegant vintage piece with real statement power.

Now available exclusively through our New York City boutique or online.
Don’t miss the chance to own this stunning and seldom-seen Piaget classic.

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History

Georges Edouard Piaget founded his manufactory in La Côte-aux-Fées in 1874, and for decades the company's reputation rested on its ability to produce movements of exceptional thinness — calibers that other high houses bought and put in their own watches. When Piaget began producing watches under its own name in the late 1950s and 1960s, it brought that ultra-thin expertise directly to the dial.

The Altiplano is Piaget's flagship ultra-thin collection, a direct expression of that founding expertise. The Grenade is a bold gem-set cocktail watch — all pave diamonds, colored stones, and sculptural bezels — occupying the space between watch and jewel without apology. The Limelight Gala, produced from the 2010s onward, is the modern heir to that cocktail tradition: an 18-karat white gold round case set with diamonds, a slim quartz movement, and a leather strap. All three collections reflect the same dual mastery that Piaget has always commanded: the thinnest movements in the world, in cases worth wearing.