1990's Blancpain Villeret Triple Calendar
A beautiful and charming 1990’s Blancpain Villeret Triple Calendar Moonphase in steel and 18K yellow gold with a magnificent Gay Frères bracelet.
Blancpain needs no introduction but if you haven’t heard, the brand is the oldest registered manufacturer of watches in the world. That is why when the house, run out of business by the quartz crisis, was revived by Jean-Claude Biver in 1981, there were massive expectations.
Enter the Villeret. This particular example, in wonderful condition, features a day, date, month and moonphase powered by the automatic caliber 6595 packed into a beautifully proportioned 35mm case. Complicated, balanced and robust. Another stand out detail of this watch is its bracelet crafted by the legendary Gay Frères, now owned by you guessed it, Rolex.
This watch will fit a 7 inch wrist, runs well, keeping accurate time.
A beautiful and charming 1990’s Blancpain Villeret Triple Calendar Moonphase in steel and 18K yellow gold with a magnificent Gay Frères bracelet.
Blancpain needs no introduction but if you haven’t heard, the brand is the oldest registered manufacturer of watches in the world. That is why when the house, run out of business by the quartz crisis, was revived by Jean-Claude Biver in 1981, there were massive expectations.
Enter the Villeret. This particular example, in wonderful condition, features a day, date, month and moonphase powered by the automatic caliber 6595 packed into a beautifully proportioned 35mm case. Complicated, balanced and robust. Another stand out detail of this watch is its bracelet crafted by the legendary Gay Frères, now owned by you guessed it, Rolex.
This watch will fit a 7 inch wrist, runs well, keeping accurate time.
A beautiful and charming 1990’s Blancpain Villeret Triple Calendar Moonphase in steel and 18K yellow gold with a magnificent Gay Frères bracelet.
Blancpain needs no introduction but if you haven’t heard, the brand is the oldest registered manufacturer of watches in the world. That is why when the house, run out of business by the quartz crisis, was revived by Jean-Claude Biver in 1981, there were massive expectations.
Enter the Villeret. This particular example, in wonderful condition, features a day, date, month and moonphase powered by the automatic caliber 6595 packed into a beautifully proportioned 35mm case. Complicated, balanced and robust. Another stand out detail of this watch is its bracelet crafted by the legendary Gay Frères, now owned by you guessed it, Rolex.
This watch will fit a 7 inch wrist, runs well, keeping accurate time.
