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A/ BUSTE D’AKHÉNATON - EGYPTIAN NEW KINGDOM (1500–1000 BC) - ref. 7620A/000G-H078 in white gold

Based on the sandstone bust of Pharaoh Akhenaten preserved in the Louvre


















credit: @repeticiondeminutos (wrist shot), Louvre Museum (bust) & Vacheron Constantin



B/ TIBRE DE L’ISEUM CAMPENSE - IMPERIAL ROME (27 BC – 467 AD) - ref. 7620A/000R-H079 in pink gold

Discovered in Rome on the site of a sanctuary dedicated to Egyptian gods Isis and Serapis, the imposing marble statue of the god Tiber was seized by Napoleon Bonaparte and displayed in the Louvre.


















credit: @repeticiondeminutos (wrist shot), Wikipedia (statue) & Vacheron Constantin



C/ LAMASSU DE SARGON II - NEO-ASSYRIAN EMPIRE (934-609 BC) - ref. 7620A/000G-H080 in white gold

Carved from enormous blocks of alabaster, the five-metre high Lamassus – part bull, eagle and man – guarded the gates of the city of Sargon II, home to the king of Assyria.




















credit: @repeticiondeminutos (wrist shot), Louvre Museum (Lamassus) & Vacheron Constantin



D/ ATHENA DE VELLETRI - ANCIENT GREECE (480 – 323 BC) - ref. 7620A/000R-H081

Discovered in Velletri, Italy, the 3-metre high marble statue of Pallas (Athena) was a Roman copy of a Greek original sculpted around 430 BC.














credit: @repeticiondeminutos (wrist shot), Louvre Museum (bust) & Vacheron Constantin


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