Vintage Paul Picot Gent's Wristwatch
Horology / Vintage Watches

Vintage Paul Picot Gent's Wristwatch

This is a vintage mid-century men's dress watch from the Swiss manufacturer Paul Picot. The timepiece features a round, gold-toned case (likely gold-plated or gold-filled) with elegant, integrated lugs. The sunburst silver dial is accented by applied gold-finished Arabic numerals at the 12, 6, and 9 positions, complemented by faceted baton indices for the remaining hours. A date window with a magnifying cyclops lens is positioned at the 3 o'clock mark. The watch utilizes classic dauphine hands and a central sweep seconds hand. Below the 12 o'clock position, the Paul Picot logo and brand name are visible, along with '21 Jewels' and 'Incabloc' text, indicating a high-quality mechanical movement with shock protection. The domed acrylic crystal shows significant surface scratching and micro-cracking, particularly near the center and edges, suggesting an original component. The overall condition shows a heavy patina across the dial and some brassing or wear to the gold finish on the bezel and fluted crown. It is paired with a non-original, light-tan leather strap featuring contrast white stitching. Based on the design language and technical specs, this piece likely dates to the late 1950s or 1960s.

Estimated Value

$250 - $400

Basic Information

Category

Horology / Vintage Watches

Appraised On

January 21, 2026

Estimated Value

$250 - $400

Item Description

This is a vintage mid-century men's dress watch from the Swiss manufacturer Paul Picot. The timepiece features a round, gold-toned case (likely gold-plated or gold-filled) with elegant, integrated lugs. The sunburst silver dial is accented by applied gold-finished Arabic numerals at the 12, 6, and 9 positions, complemented by faceted baton indices for the remaining hours. A date window with a magnifying cyclops lens is positioned at the 3 o'clock mark. The watch utilizes classic dauphine hands and a central sweep seconds hand. Below the 12 o'clock position, the Paul Picot logo and brand name are visible, along with '21 Jewels' and 'Incabloc' text, indicating a high-quality mechanical movement with shock protection. The domed acrylic crystal shows significant surface scratching and micro-cracking, particularly near the center and edges, suggesting an original component. The overall condition shows a heavy patina across the dial and some brassing or wear to the gold finish on the bezel and fluted crown. It is paired with a non-original, light-tan leather strap featuring contrast white stitching. Based on the design language and technical specs, this piece likely dates to the late 1950s or 1960s.

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