This is a genuine mid-1960s Piaget wristwatch, powered by the in-house Piaget calibre 96 manual-wind movement. The calibre number “96” is visible beneath the balance wheel, confirming the correct manufacture movement.
The watch is housed in a stainless steel cushion-shaped case, a less common material choice for Piaget, who were already primarily focused on precious metal watches by this period. The case shows honest wear consistent with age and appears unpolished.
The dial is original and well preserved, featuring applied baton markers and dauphine hands with a clean, understated design typical of Piaget in the mid-1960s. The watch retains its original signed Piaget crown, a detail often missing on vintage examples.
The watch is currently running at the time of listing. No service history is known, and as with any vintage mechanical watch, a routine service may be beneficial for long-term use.
Overall, this is a correct, coherent, and increasingly collectible vintage Piaget, suitable for both wear and collection.
