During the latter half of the twentieth century, Piaget developed a distinctive identity by combining ultra-thin mechanical movements with the artistry of fine jewelry. Its watches became elegant expressions of precious metals, diamonds and ornamental stones.
Reference 9066 D23 embodies this tradition. Its circular case, diamond-set bezel and integrated precious-metal bracelet create a design in which the watch and bracelet become one continuous piece of jewelry.
Particularly captivating examples feature opal, mother-of-pearl, onyx or pavé diamonds. Beneath the elaborate exterior lies a slender, manually wound mechanical movement, reflecting Piaget's longstanding expertise in ultra-thin watchmaking.
| Reference |
9066 D23 |
| Collection |
Vintage jewelry wristwatch |
| Documented period |
1970s–1990s |
| Case |
18K gold, various configurations |
| Diameter |
Approximately 31–31.5 mm |
| Bezel |
Diamond-set |
| Dial |
Onyx |
| Movement |
Manual winding |
| Documented caliber |
Piaget 9P2 |
| Jewels |
18 |
| Functions |
Hours and minutes |
| Caseback |
Solid, secured by four screws |
| Bracelet |
Integrated 18K gold |