Audemars Piguet Vzss (c. 1955) The watches were subject to

The watches were subject to an exacting maintenance schedule

it was produced in relatively small numbers and only ever supplied by two firms: International Watch Company and Jaeger LeCoultre

subtle design cues within the artwork act as markers for reading the position of the hands

while others are more cryptic

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Audemars Piguet Vzss (c. 1955) The watches were subject toThis is a super example of an Audemars Piguet dress watch featuring their legendary VZSS movement. This ebauche or base movement was used by a number of high end firms, both for chronograph or calendar watches and also for high precision time only watches as is the case here. The base movement was made by the Valjoux and then finished to an extremely high standard by Audemars Piguet's watchmakers. There is a great deal of hand polishing and refinement