Piaget - Tank - 70802 - Unisex - 1980
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Piaget Tank Quartz 70802 with an 18k yellow gold rectangular case, quartz movement, reference 70802, year 1980, 23 x 29 mm case size, crocodile leather strap over 200 mm, in very good condition with minimal wear and the original box included (papers not included).
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Piaget Tank Quartz 70802, with 18k yellow gold case and crocodile leather strap.
The Piaget Tank is an iconic dress watch, produced around the 1970s–1980s by the renowned Swiss luxury watchmaker Piaget.
Quickly becoming a classic, the Piaget Tank 70802 combines elegance and simplicity:
The watch features a refined and minimalist design. The 18k yellow gold case has a rectangular shape and compact dimensions, while the passage of time is marked by slender, elongated and essential Roman numerals, preferred here over the more rounded and prominent Arabic numerals.
At the same time, it is an object of great value and fine craftsmanship, thanks to the materials used: the gold case and the crocodile leather strap, handmade in Italy.
By combining Cartier's Tank classic style with Piaget’s ultra-thin movement technical excellence, the Tank 70802 is a watch of undeniable value and charm, now considered a rare luxury piece.
It also features an interesting characteristic that makes it distinctive and well-known: the winding crown is concealed and, instead of being located on the right side of the case, it is positioned on the back of the watch, on the caseback.
The watch is in excellent condition and shows minimal signs of wear, consistent with the passage of time.
It is also fully functional; the battery has been removed solely for safety reasons and is therefore not included.
Finally, it comes with its black leather pouch.
Case dimensions: 23 x 29 mm
Piaget Tank Quartz 70802, with 18k yellow gold case and crocodile leather strap.
The Piaget Tank is an iconic dress watch, produced around the 1970s–1980s by the renowned Swiss luxury watchmaker Piaget.
Quickly becoming a classic, the Piaget Tank 70802 combines elegance and simplicity:
The watch features a refined and minimalist design. The 18k yellow gold case has a rectangular shape and compact dimensions, while the passage of time is marked by slender, elongated and essential Roman numerals, preferred here over the more rounded and prominent Arabic numerals.
At the same time, it is an object of great value and fine craftsmanship, thanks to the materials used: the gold case and the crocodile leather strap, handmade in Italy.
By combining Cartier's Tank classic style with Piaget’s ultra-thin movement technical excellence, the Tank 70802 is a watch of undeniable value and charm, now considered a rare luxury piece.
It also features an interesting characteristic that makes it distinctive and well-known: the winding crown is concealed and, instead of being located on the right side of the case, it is positioned on the back of the watch, on the caseback.
The watch is in excellent condition and shows minimal signs of wear, consistent with the passage of time.
It is also fully functional; the battery has been removed solely for safety reasons and is therefore not included.
Finally, it comes with its black leather pouch.
Case dimensions: 23 x 29 mm
Details
Brand
Piaget
Gender
Unisex
Model
Tank
Reference number
70802
Band material
Leather
Shipped insured
Yes
Band length
Long (over 200 mm)
Period
1980-1989
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Quartz
Dial colour
Gold
Case material
Gold
Original box included
Yes
Original papers included
No
Original warranty included
No
Case diameter
23 mm
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
Year
1980
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