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Chaumet Diamond, Gold Watch, French
Case: 32 mm, round, 18k gold, snapback,
diamond-set bezel, 200643, beveled synthetic
sapphire crystal
Dial: Gold-tone diamond-design, diamond-set dial,
black Baton hands
Movement: Quarts, 6-jewel ETA 255441, 1204, 7181
Bracelet: 18k gold, double deployant clasp, 6-3/4 inches
Stones: Full and single-cut diamonds weighing a total
of approximately 1.25 carats
Marked: Chaumet on dial, caseback, and clasp;
Swiss hallmarks on caseback and clasp; French
hallmarks on clasp
Gross Weight: 137.89 grams
Note: Watch is currently in running order


Condition Report*: Diamonds:
Avg Color: D-E-F
Avg Clarity: VS
Shape(s): Full-cut, Single-cut
Count: 100+

Metals:
Gold

Overall Condition: Very Good
Condition Notes: This 18k gold Chaumet men's wristwatch is a masterpiece of Parisian elegance powered by a 6-jewel quartz movement. The richly textured dial features a striking quilted pattern, adorned with single-cut diamonds, surrounded by a full-cut diamond-set bezel framing the face. Swiss and French hallmarks attest to its fine craftsmanship, ensuring the highest quality standards. The bracelet is designed with Chaumet's signature interwoven motif. This timepiece shows minimal signs of wear, retains its original plastic protective coating on the caseback, includes an extra link for a customized fit, and is presented in its classic Chaumet blue clamshell box. The extra link weighs 6.23 grams.
Chaumet: Founded by Etienne Nitot in 1870, the small Parisian firm became famous as jewelers to the aristocracy. Joseph Chaumet, joined the firm by marriage in the mid 1870s, assumed the corporate leadership in 1885, later renaming the firm. Joseph Chaumet’s creativity, and naturalistic approach created romantic jewels catapulting him to the pinnacle of Belle Epoque design where aigrettes and tiaras became the company’s signature items. The firm has remained under the leadership of the Chaumet descendents who maintain an eye for supreme style and quality. Through the 1960s and 1970s, Chaumet's animal and flower jewels were prominent. The firm expanded its market share introducing watch designs that while contemporary carry the same classic lines that make Chaumet one of the most sought after designers. Chaumet operates offices in Paris, New York, and London.

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Auction Dates
May, 2025
5th Monday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 15
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Sold on May 5, 2025 for: $11,875.00
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