Boucheron Carrée 18k Yellow Gold Case with Tapestry finishing circa 1970’s

The Boucheron Carrée is a masterclass in understated French elegance, a true expression of the Parisian jewelry house’s artistry. Housed in an 18k yellow gold case, this timepiece carries the distinctive French import hallmarks(eagle head hallmark) on the caseback, mid case, and lugs, ensuring its authenticity and adding a layer of heritage and craftsmanship to its design.

The 25 x 33 mm case houses a ‘Tapisserie Verticale’ dial, a romantic French touch that offers a refined texture, catching the light and adding depth to the clean, minimalist design. With no markers, the watch emphasizes the beauty of simplicity, and the typical Boucheron-shaped hands—delicate and precise—allow the “less is more” philosophy to shine through.

Powered by the Boucheron manually-wound Calibre 1220, which is both signed and fully serviced, the movement is as elegant as the case, delivering reliable performance wrapped in luxury. The hand-engraved case back completes the watch’s exceptional artistry, adding a personal, bespoke touch to this timeless piece.

Highlights

• Sharp French import hallmarks on the caseback, mid case, and lugs – A mark of true French craftsmanship

• Tapisserie verticale dial – A romantic French texture that adds depth and sophistication

• Hand-engraved case back – A bespoke and artistic touch, enhancing the unique character of the watch

• Manually-wound Calibre 1220, signed and fully serviced – A reliable movement with heritage and precision

Specifications

Brand: Boucheron
Model: Carrée
Case Material: 18k yellow gold with French import hallmarks (eagle head hallmark)
Dial: Tapisserie verticale (romantic French texture)
Markers: No markers, Boucheron-shaped hands
Movement: Manually-wound Calibre Boucheron 1220, signed and fully serviced
Case Dimensions: 25 x 33 mm
Year: Circa 1970s

This Boucheron Carrée is the epitome of French elegance, offering both artistry and functionality in one exquisite timepiece. Perfect for the collector who appreciates fine craftsmanship, romantic design, and the heritage of one of Paris’s most iconic jewelry houses.