PIERRE CARDIN ESPACE PC112 JAEGER LECOULTRE

PIERRE CARDIN ESPACE PC112 JAEGER LECOULTREA radiant vestige from the golden era of mod futurism, the Pierre Cardin Espace PC112 is a wearable artifact of a visionary decade. Released between 1971 and 1973, this avant garde timepiece was born from an electrifying collaboration between Jaeger LeCoultre, the storied Swiss French horologer, and Pierre Cardin, the Parisian couturier who dressed The Beatles, dreamt up NASA spacesuits, and turned the Space Age into a fashion movement. The PC112 is

A radiant vestige from the golden era of mod futurism, the Pierre Cardin Espace PC112 is a wearable artifact of a visionary decade. Released between 1971 and 1973, this avant-garde timepiece was born from an electrifying collaboration between Jaeger-LeCoultre, the storied Swiss-French horologer, and Pierre Cardin, the Parisian couturier who dressed The Beatles, dreamt up NASA spacesuits, and turned the Space Age into a fashion movement.

The PC112 is among the rarest and most iconic expressions of the Espace collection, a capsule of timepieces designed to reimagine time as a sculptural experience. The present example features the series’ most coveted composition: a stack of three concentric Lucite disks in brilliant translucent electric blue, stepping upward like a staircase to the stars. These circular layers, gleaming with shifting reflections, create an illusion of movement even when the watch is still, a kinetic homage to orbits, propulsion, and planetary form.  Encased in stainless steel and fitted with its original blue vinyl strap and silver-tone "C" buckle, this piece is a complete time capsule, from case to clasp.  

The dial is minimal yet striking: a white field framed in polished metal, black hands floating above pared-down indices, and the classic Pierre Cardin logo inscribed beneath 12 o'clock, with "MADE IN FRANCE" discreetly printed below. Time-setting occurs in reverse, a clever twist that challenges convention and underscores the object’s artistic nature. Mechanical wind, because even the future needed winding in 1971. 

In a horological landscape dominated by classicism, the PC112 remains a radical outlier, a reminder that there was a moment when Paris dreamed of Mars. 

Maker: Pierre Cardin x Jaeger LeCoultre
Model: PC112 Espace Collection
Year: 1971
Material: Stainless Steel
Dial: White 
Case Measurement: 43 x 45 mm
Movement: Manual Wind Jaeger LeCoultre Movement
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition
Size: Adjustable, Fits Up to 8.0" Wrist
Made in France

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