CASE NO. D 3781, CIRCA 1995

One of the most spectacular demonstrations of Audemars Piguet’s gem-setting mastery, the present white gold timepiece perfectly captures the brand's combination of high watchmaking with high jewelry. It has a remarkable integrated white gold bracelet that is finely crafted to resemble woven braids, giving it a subtle yet architectural appearance. 30 baguette-cut emeralds and 30 baguette-cut diamonds are expertly alternated throughout the caseband to create the ideal balance and rhythm. Eleven emerald hour markers accentuate the fully pavé-set diamond dial, which blends in perfectly with the case's striking green accents.

The precision and unwavering standards of Audemars Piguet's gem-setting ateliers are reflected in the beauty and rarity of perfectly matched gemstones, particularly emeralds, which are known for their difficult inclusions and color variations. The brand's dedication to flawlessness is evident in the careful selection of each stone based on its cut, shade, and brilliance.

One of Audemars Piguet's most exclusive neo-vintage gem-set timepieces, this one is discreetly luxurious but unquestionably striking. It epitomizes the effortless style and creative know-how that characterize the manufacturer's long history of producing exquisite timepieces and jewelry.