Audemars Piguet Vintage Platinum Diamond Tennis Bracelet Watch circa. 1950-60s

Platinum 950‰ with 28 Brilliant-Cut and 6 Baguette-Cut Diamonds

A refined expression of mid-century haute joaillerie, this Audemars Piguet ladies’ bracelet watch from around 1950s embodies the maison’s mastery of proportion, discretion, and craftsmanship. Made in platinum 950‰, the watch integrates seamlessly into a fully articulated bracelet forming a luminous river of diamonds, a design both technically complex and artistically balanced.

The delicate silvered dial, discreetly signed Audemars, Piguet, is framed by six baguette-cut diamonds in a precise channel setting, their geometry leading gracefully into the bracelet where twenty-eight brilliant-cut diamonds shimmer in platinum square mounts. The result is a jewel of harmonious contrasts, with both structure and sparkle, line and light, resulting in a watch that is perfectly proportioned and understated in its elegance.

The smallest every made movements (ébauche of the Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre 101, duoplan) beats inside the platinum case, with the winding crown cleverly concealed on the caseback, a discreet solution typical of Audemars Piguet’s most sophisticated and high-end ladies’ creations. The invisible clasp with safety catch, featuring an 18k white gold inner blade, completes the design with seamless precision.

Both the dial, movement, and caseback are signed Audemars Piguet, and the case is numbered. The inner case is engraved with the Clé de Geneve No. 27 with the Swiss assay mark for platinum, the bracelet has "K" for probably case-maker Ignatius Klauber.

With approximately 3.00 carats of VS-VVS clarity, excellent coloured diamonds, and a gross weight of 28.30 g, this watch is a masterpiece of quiet luxury. A rare combination of horological ingenuity and high jewellery design.

Wrist size: 15.5 cm