Pierre Cardin Espace Tray using only the current and

using only the current and the trade winds to propel them across the Pacific

For the Gallet family

it's elegantly beveled teardrop lugs tapering suggestively and its silver toned bezel with applied Arabic markers and gold sword hands completing its sophisticate appearances

This particular example dates from the 1950s and is thus an earlier one with pushers

this is a truly rare piece that doesn't come around all that often - we'll be lucky to land but a handful in our career

Pierre Cardin Espace Tray using only the current andIn contemporary watch collecting, the radical designs of the 1970s are often overlooked in favor of the classic silhouettes of the 1950s and 1960s. And we think thats a shame. Back in the Grooviest Decade, industrial designers, fashion houses, and creatives of all stripes were experimenting with Space Age shapes inspired by mans journey intowellspace! The Moon Landings of 1969 occupied the zeitgeist for decades to come indeed, if youre an Omega