The 1970s were a time of incredible creative turmoil. Spurred by the changes in society - which was veering toward more carefree social rules - designers in every field came up with some of the most intriguing designs to ever appear in any field: from watches to jewellery, passing through the cars, buildings and of course, garment fashion, a true design revolution took place during those years.

Reference 4321 was produced from 1976 and 1978, with each example produced offering a slightly different variation of stone and shape. The reference perfectly captures the spirit of the era - its sloping forms, radical shape, and expressive design showcase the ideals of freedom, design and self-expression of the 1970s.

Possibly unique, this highly unusual bracelet is an expression of the creativity and flamboyance of the period. Most probably designed for an important client's request, the elaborately set bracelet with alternating malachite and tiger's eye cabochon stones is so unusual that you have to look twice. Completely confirmed by the Extract from the Archives, it is the perfect accessory and timepiece for a collector looking for something completely out of the ordinary.