Audemars Piguet may be most famed for its Royal Oak line of sports watches, but that’s not all the celebrated watchmaker from La Brassus is good for.

In fact, this slim and elegant piece couldn't be any further removed from the bulky brute of the Royal Oak Offshore line that the firm is perhaps most commonly associated with amongst today's collectors. Hearkening back to a simpler time, it’s representative of an era in which the maison made so few timepieces per year that many were unique pieces, or part of incredibly limited series.

Housed in a 27mm 18K yellow gold case with a stunning integrated, woven bead bracelet with a signed locking clasp, it features a gold dial with diamond-set indices. Powered by an automatic-wound movement from Audemars Piguet, this 1970s dress watch in excellent condition is half-timepiece, half-work of art!

If you’re on the lookout for the type of watch that you won’t see on other wrists around town, look no further — you’ve hit the jackpot.