"espace" Watch, Pierre Cardin For Jaeger-lecoultre,model Pc 102

Pierre Cardin watch created in collaboration with Jaeger, featuring a circular case encircled by a brushed steel bezel with baton hour markers. The case back is signed “Jaeger France.”

The plain white dial is signed. Winding crown at 3 o’clock. Plexiglass crystal.

Interchangeable strap made of multicolored leather—predominantly green, brown, and maroon—decorated with triangular geometric patterns and contrasting topstitching. It features a gold-plated metal pin buckle and is perforated along the leather to allow for adjustment to the wrist.

Jaeger manual-winding mechanical movement, serial number 925521

As-is.
Shows some minor scratches from normal wear on the crystal and case.
Minor wear on the strap.

Dated to the 1970s

Dimensions:

Strap length: 22.5 cm
Case diameter: 45 mm

Designed by Pierre Cardin for Jaeger in the early 1970s, the PC 102 watch exemplifies the French designer’s boldness and his futuristic vision of design. Part of the Espace collection (1971–1973), it draws inspiration from geometric lines and the imagination of the space race. Powered by a hand-wound mechanical movement, this unique timepiece reflects the creative effervescence of the 1970s and will appeal to enthusiasts of watches with unconventional designs.

Model 102 is featured in Pieter Doensen’s book *Watch History of the Modern Wristwatch*, p. 30.