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Goldpfeil x Antoine Preziuso lot 51 / 8

5 / Goldpfeil x Antoine Preziuso

GPAP 11, Seven Masters “The Leather Watch”, Limited Series of 150 Pieces, Leather-Covered Dial, Gold Rivet Hour-Markers; Yellow Gold (18-Carat)

Estimate: $6,000 – 10,000

Result (premium)$6,600
Brand
Goldpfeil, Geneva
Model
Seven Masters, “The Leather Watch” by Antoine Preziuso
Year
Circa 2001
Reference
GPAP 11
Movement
by Antoine Preziuso
Calibre
ETA 2892-A2, self-winding, 21 jewels
Case
No. 11'186
Materials
Yellow gold (18-carat)
Bracelet
Brown leather strap
Buckle
Yellow gold (18-carat) Goldpfeil pin-buckle
Dimensions
Ø 35 mm
Thickness
7.5 mm
Signature
Dial, case and movement

Goldpfeil × Antoine Preziuso: The art of leather and horology A distinctive collaboration between German luxury leather goods house Goldpfeil and independent Swiss watchmaker Antoine Preziuso, the Seven Masters “The Leather Watch” brings together two traditions of craftsmanship in an unusually elegant design. Conceived in 2001 as part of Goldpfeil's Seven Masters project, which brought together seven members of the Académie Horlogère des Créateurs Indépendants (AHCI), Preziuso's contribution pays tribute to the house's leatherworking heritage. Limited to a series of 150 pieces, the watch features a finely grained leather-covered dial with applied gold rivet markers, matched by a leather strap. Its polished yellow-gold case conceals a beautifully hand-engraved automatic movement, visible through the sapphire crystal display back. The elaborate scrollwork and openworked oscillating weight offer a striking contrast to the restraint of the dial. Combining fine leatherwork, precious-metal craftsmanship and independent watchmaking, this unusual creation reflects Preziuso's inventive approach to traditional horology and remains a compelling example of the early Seven Masters collaboration. --

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