M. Gérard SB 336.4

M. GERARD Ref. SB 336.4, n° 293729

Mr. GERARD Ref. SB 336.4, No. 293729 Around 1970 Bracelet watch in 18k (750) yellow gold and slate Case: rectangular, slate bezel, clipped back, signed Dial: slate Movement: mechanical Buckle: gold pin, depicting a "G" Size: 25 x 34 mm Gross weight: 32.85g. A 18k yellow gold and slate stone manual winding wristwatch, gold buckle Louis Gérard (1923-2006), master jeweler for VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, founded his own house "M. GERARD" in 1968 at 8 avenue Montaigne, in Paris. Nine years later, he is recognized as the most export-selling French jeweler. It quickly seduced an international clientele and became a popular reference for French luxury. In 1985, Louis Gérard sold his house to an American investment company. He refounded a new house "Louis Gérard" in 1988, then definitively ceased all activity in 1991. CONDITION REPORT: When the catalog was written, the movement worked. Please note that timing accuracy is not guaranteed and Artcurial cannot be held responsible for any repair costs. Good condition Little or no signs of use Some micro-scratches visible on the back POSTPONEMENT CONDITION: At the time of cataloging the movement is ticking. Please note that the movement has not been checked for timekeeping accuracy and Artcurial will not be held responsible for any repairs should they be required. Scuffs, limited signs of use Light scuffs on the caseback Dial and bezel in good condition Estimate 800 - 1,200 € €1,040 * Results are displayed including buyer's fees and taxes. They are generated automatically and can be modified.Mr. GERARD Ref. SB 336.4, No. 293729 Around 1970 Bracelet watch in 18k (750) yellow gold and slate Case: rectangular, slate bezel, clipped back, signed Dial: slate Movement: mechanical Buckle: gold pin, depicting a "G" Size: 25 x 34 mm Gross weight: 32.85g. A 18k yellow gold and slate stone manual winding wristwatch, gold buckle Louis Gérard (1923-2006), master jeweler for VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, founded his own house "M. GERARD" in 1968 at 8 avenue Montaigne, in Paris. Nine years later, he is recognized as the most export-selling French jeweler. It quickly seduced an international clientele and became a popular reference for French luxury. In 1985, Louis Gérard sold his house to an American investment company. He refounded a new house "Louis Gérard" in 1988, then definitively ceased all activity in 1991. CONDITION REPORT: When the catalog was written, the movement worked. Please note that timing accuracy is not guaranteed and Artcurial cannot be held responsible for any repair costs. Good condition Little or no signs of use Some micro-scratches visible on the back POSTPONEMENT CONDITION: At the time of cataloging the movement is ticking. Please note that the movement has not been checked for timekeeping accuracy and Artcurial will not be held responsible for any repairs should they be required. Scuffs, limited signs of use Light scuffs on the caseback Dial and bezel in good condition Estimate 800 - 1,200 € €1,040 * Results are displayed including buyer's fees and taxes. They are generated automatically and can be modified.