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Boucheron Carrée Plate from the 1970s

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Boucheron Carrée Plate from the 1970sBoucheron Carre Plate A Timeless Expression of Parisian Elegance We are thrilled to present the Boucheron Carre Plate, a masterpiece from the 1970s that encapsulates the artistry and sophistication of the renowned French jewelry house. This extraordinary timepiece reflects Boucherons ability to merge the worlds of haute joaillerie and horology, offering a watch that is as much a jewel as it is a timekeeper. Dial and Case: Iconic and Understated

Boucheron Carrée Plate – A Timeless Expression of Parisian Elegance

We are thrilled to present the Boucheron Carrée Plate, a masterpiece from the 1970s that encapsulates the artistry and sophistication of the renowned French jewelry house. This extraordinary timepiece reflects Boucheron’s ability to merge the worlds of haute joaillerie and horology, offering a watch that is as much a jewel as it is a timekeeper.

Dial and Case: Iconic and Understated Extravagance

The Carrée Plate features a golden dial adorned with an iconic Clous de Paris pattern, a design echoed on the bezel of its 18K yellow gold case. This seamless repetition creates a cohesive and dynamic aesthetic, exemplifying the meticulous attention to detail for which Boucheron is celebrated. Minimalistic and luxurious, the dial focuses on texture and proportion rather than ornate complications, making it both extravagant and subtly under-the-radar.

The case is well-proportioned and elegant, embodying the bold spirit of the 1980s while maintaining a timeless quality. Crisp and clear French hallmarks, along with the Boucheron Paris signature and serial number, affirm its authenticity and impeccable craftsmanship.

Movement: Elegance Meets Functionality

Inside the Carrée Plate beats the manually-wound Calibre Boucheron 1220, designed to keep the case slim and comfortable on the wrist. Recently serviced and signed by Boucheron, this movement ensures that the watch is not only a work of art but also a precise and reliable timekeeper.

Specifications

  • Reference: Boucheron Carrée Plate
  • Year: 1970s
  • Case Material: 25x25mm Solid 18K Yellow Gold
  • Case Features: Clous de Paris pattern on bezel, crisp French hallmarks, Boucheron Paris signature
  • Dial: Golden with matching Clous de Paris texture, minimalistic and refined
  • Movement: Manually-wound Calibre Boucheron 1220, signed and fully serviced
  • Condition: Excellent, with clear hallmarks and an unpolished case

Why This Watch Matters

The Boucheron Carrée Plate represents everything that excites collectors about timepieces from this storied French jewelry house. Its Clous de Paris motif, well-proportioned yellow gold case, and dial offer a unique blend of extravagance and subtlety. This is a watch that celebrates individuality and sophistication while remaining relatively under-the-radar—a rare quality in a timepiece from a brand renowned for its bold creativity.

As the ultimate expression of 1980s design, this Carrée Plate embodies the era’s daring spirit without losing its timeless appeal. Its manually-wound movement ensures a slim profile, underscoring Boucheron’s commitment to balancing form and function.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or a lover of fine craftsmanship, the Carrée Plate is a true gem that bridges the worlds of jewelry and horology. It’s a conversation starter, a statement piece, and an enduring symbol of Parisian luxury.

Contact us today to secure this exquisite example of Boucheron’s artistry and heritage.

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