BLANCPAIN "Villeret" watch in yellow gold, stainless steel, and leather

Blancpain Villeret Full Calendar Moon Phase, Ref. 6595 – Sold on December 21, 1990

A very elegant Blancpain Villeret Triple Calendar Moon Phase, Ref. 6595, sold on December 21, 1990, accompanied by an exceptionally complete set of accessories and preserved in remarkable condition.

This timepiece perfectly embodies the spirit of Blancpain’s early Villeret collections, spanning the 1980s and early 1990s—a pivotal period marking the great revival of Swiss mechanical watchmaking.

It embodies all the understated, timeless elegance that made this iconic line so successful.

The steel case is enhanced by a slim yellow gold bezel, creating a particularly refined contrast.

The white dial, superbly preserved, features applied Roman numeral hour markers, gold leaf-shaped hands, a triple calendar display with a date hand, and a beautiful moon phase at 6 o’clock.

With its classic 34 mm proportions, this Villeret has a particularly elegant and balanced presence on the wrist, true to the design codes of the great dress watches of the period.

The watch is powered by the Blancpain 95 automatic movement, renowned for its finesse and sophistication. It exhibits excellent timekeeping performance following a recent inspection and adjustment (+4.7 s/day).

This piece comes with:

its original Blancpain box,

° its Warranty and certificate of origin dated December 21, 1990,

° Blancpain brochures and documentation,

° the original calendar adjustment tool,

° preserved original replacement parts,

° a documented service invoice from 2005,

° a recent comprehensive functional inspection report from 2026.

The case remains exceptionally clean, with only very slight signs of wear. The dial is in exceptional condition, with no oxidation or visible discoloration.

The watch is mounted on a new black leather strap with a Blancpain-signed buckle.

A truly beautiful Blancpain Villeret—elegant, refined, and exceptionally well-preserved—that perfectly exemplifies Blancpain’s return to the pinnacle of traditional watchmaking at the turn of the 1990s.