REF. 5302BC, CASE NO. 56'157, CIRCA 1970

The present timepiece demonstrates Audemars Piguet's technical sophistication and aesthetic coherence while attesting to the brand's mastery of ultra-thin movements. The consistent texture found on the dial, case, bracelet, and even the clasp produces a strong sense of uniformity and elegance. Exemplifying the aesthetics of the 1970s era, this watch has rightfully earned its status as an undeniable vintage classic.

The beautiful cushion-shaped case is defined by polished sides that subtly contrast with the wide circular guilloché design that flows around the lugs. The hobnail, or Clous de Paris, motif on the dial is distinguished in the fact that there is no space between its sharply faceted squares. Powering the watch is the renowned K2120, based on the ultra-thin Jaeger-LeCoultre 920 ébauche. A finely crafted white gold bracelet that has been finished in the same texture for a perfectly harmonious design completes the aesthetic.