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Piaget Dancer - White Gold Meteorite Dial

Details

An exceptionally rare and refined example of Piaget's iconic design language, this very uncommon vintage Dancer Ref. 84023 stands out with a 31mm 18K white gold case and a beautifully preserved integrated bracelet featuring signature screw links — a subtle yet bold design detail that speaks to Piaget’s craftsmanship during the golden age of haute horlogerie.

What sets this piece apart even further is its stunning meteorite dial — a dial material seldom seen in vintage pieces, let alone on a Piaget of this caliber. The dial's natural crystalline structure, formed over millions of years in the depths of space, brings a unique texture and depth that no two examples can replicate. It’s truly a wearable piece of art and cosmic history.

This watch remains in unpolished, original condition, with all components — dial, case, and quartz movement — 100% original and untouched. Its extraordinary preservation only adds to its rarity and collectibility. The unique pairing of the integrated bracelet with this spectacular meteorite stone dial makes this piece a standout in any collection.

Whether you're a seasoned collector looking to add a distinctive piece to your lineup or seeking your first truly special watch, this Piaget Dancer offers versatility, elegance, and distinction. It transitions effortlessly from casual to formal, making it as wearable as it is rare.

Now available exclusively at our flagship New York City boutique and online. Don’t miss your chance to own this extraordinary expression of vintage Piaget design — a timeless treasure that continues to gain recognition and demand among collectors worldwide.

 

Key Specs

Reference number - 84023

Crystal - Sapphire

Movement - Quartz

Year - 1980’s

Dial Color - Meteorite 

Case material - 18K White Gold

Bracelet styles - Integrated, fits up to 6.75”

Case size - 31mm

Bezel type - 18K White Gold

SKU - 262

History

The Dancer, introduced in the 1980s, takes a cushion-shaped case and fills it with the kind of dial work that Piaget's gemsetters do best: opal, onyx, meteorite, and mother of pearl appear across the series, often accompanied by diamond-set bezels and integrated gold bracelets.

Quartz-powered and available in yellow and white 18-karat gold, the Dancer is a cocktail watch in the truest sense — designed for occasions where the watch is part of the outfit, not an accessory to it. References 80317 K81 (opal/onyx/diamond), 84023 K81 (meteorite), and 9025 (lapis) illustrate the dial variety Piaget achieved within a single reference family.