Bague Boucheron Ronde en or rose 18 carats

DÉTAILS HORLOGERS

Référence  
Année   1950
Diamètre   32.0 mm
Mouvement   Manuel
Couleur du cadran   Or
Matériau du boîtier   Or rose
Matériau du bracelet   Cuir
Accessoires

• Boucle d'origine

CONDITION

Boîtier Très bon
Cadran Très bon
Mouvement Très bon
Aiguilles Très bon
Couronne Très bon
Garantie 12 mois

Boucheron

Founded in 1858 by Frédéric Boucheron in Paris, Boucheron quickly became one of France’s most prestigious jewelry houses, celebrated for its bold creativity, refined craftsmanship, and avant-garde spirit. While best known for its exceptional jewelry, the maison has also maintained a deep and enduring relationship with horology, viewing timepieces as both technical instruments and expressions of artistry.

From its early years at the Palais-Royal and later at Place Vendôme (where it became the first jeweler to open a boutique in 1893), Boucheron offered exquisitely designed pocket watches and pendant timepieces that merged haute joaillerie with fine mechanics. Throughout the early 20th century, the house collaborated with Swiss watchmakers such as Jaeger-LeCoultre, Vacheron Constantin, and Omega, creating elegant wristwatches distinguished by Parisian design and Swiss precision.

The Art Deco era marked a golden age for Boucheron watches, with geometric cases, gem-set bracelets, and daring materials that reflected the glamour of the period. Later, in the 1950s–1970s, Boucheron continued to produce refined and distinctive timepieces like the Ronde, Reflet, and Serpent Bohème, often powered by Swiss movements and crafted in precious metals with the maison’s unmistakable aesthetic.

In modern times, Boucheron has remained true to its dual heritage of jewelry and watchmaking, creating both elegant dress watches and high jewelry timepieces that embody its signature blend of innovation, artistry, and Parisian elegance. Today, a vintage Boucheron watch represents not only fine craftsmanship but also a piece of French cultural history — where jewelry design and horological tradition meet in perfect harmony.