Bueche Girod timepieces epitomized post-war exuberance with their unique aesthetic and dynamic design language. Often clad in textured gold and precious gemstones, these watches were not just objects of opulence, but also a home for exceptional mechanical movements.

Founded in 1947 by master watchmaker Vital Bueche, Bueche Girod quickly rose amongst the ranks of reputable movement manufactures and produced calibres for large houses such as Bulova. Much like their contemporary, Piaget, they created beautiful timepieces with stylized integrated bracelets, exotic stone dials, and much more. 

This example features a 23mm x 23mm white gold case with ‘bark’ texturing; a thin, polished bezel; an acrylic crystal; an unsigned crown; and a fantastic, integrated white gold ‘gingerbread’ bracelet secured by a hook and lock clasp.

The stunning dial features a lapis lzauli stone canvas for a matching dauphine handset and the brand’s hallmark script signature. Powered by a signed, manually-winding Bueche Girod movement, this piece is an absolute knockout.

Since the manufacture ceased production in the 2000s, these exquisitely-crafted pieces have become highly collectable. That said, Bueche Girod remains under-appreciated and undiscovered by the masses. 

That is — until now.

Snag this one before someone else with your taste, style, and class has the same idea!

*Due to the design of this bracelet, sizing alterations may require custom work. Lead time after measurements are established is 4-6 weeks.*