Piaget Hi-Beat Tonneau Dress Watch accessories Fitted to a a perforated

Fitted to a a perforated black Ralstra strap with a signed pin buckle and all of its original goodies

While Omega saved its high-grade automatic movements—first produced in 1942—for its luxury Seamaster line

and a unidirectional dive timing bezel with a black ceramic insert

the Reference 1625 Turn-O-Graph remains highly-collectible

Piaget Hi-Beat Tonneau Dress Watch accessories Fitted to a a perforatedFor most of its existence, Piaget has operated quietly behind the proverbial horological curtain, producing some of the most impressively thin mechanical movements in Switzerland and supplying them to numerous other maisons. But when the Piaget name was displayed on the dial, the brand utilized a distinguishable lavish style that became synonymous with a period of design forward luxurious creations, representative of the American Dream in the 1960s