This exceptionally rare Piaget cuff watch Ref. 9850 N39 stands as a masterpiece of 1970s high jewelry watchmaking, combining avant-garde design with exquisite materials and craftsmanship. Housed in solid 18k yellow gold, the watch features an impressive wide integrated cuff bracelet, crafted in Piaget’s distinctive ‘woven’ mesh texture, making it as much a bold piece of jewelry as a timepiece. The oval-shaped dial is made from natural Tiger’s Eye stone, perfectly preserved and uncracked—a rare feat given the delicate nature of the material. Its minimalistic design, with two elegant gold hands and no indices, epitomizes Piaget’s philosophy of understated luxury. Powering the watch is Piaget’s renowned ultra-thin manual-winding caliber 9P, a hallmark of the brand’s technical prowess. Designed by Jean-Paul Gueit, one of Piaget’s most influential creatives, this watch is not only a timepiece but a true collector’s work of art. A comparable example was sold at a major auction house in 2015 for close to 100,000 CHF, highlighting its extreme rarity, desirability, and significance in Piaget’s heritage. A statement piece that blurs the line between high horology and high jewelry, this Piaget cuff watch remains one of the most striking and exclusive creations of its era, sought after by collectors worldwide.