Since its founding in the 19th century, Boucheron has redefined the canons of traditional watchmaking, interpreting it through the lens of high jewelry with an approach similar to that of Cartier.

Beginning in the 1940s, the brand created a line of watches characterized by extremely limited production volumes and equipped with the finest movements of the era, most notably Omega, as seen in this lot.

The timepiece offered here expresses a strong Art Deco influence: capturing the eye is the extraordinary beauty of the bracelet, a flexible sculpture in gold masterfully fused with the bold, geometric lines of the case. The piece is also characterized by its thick domed crystal, a refined vintage detail that brings three-dimensionality to the dial.