The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes the boxes (inner and outer), additional items, and papers dated February 28th, 2024.

Red gold and opaline have been having this conversation for centuries. Warm case, pearlescent dial, the light settling between them without drama or competition. The Villeret Quantième Complet in this configuration is that dialogue at its most refined. The Villeret line exists because Blancpain believed a complete calendar with moonphase deserved a home worthy of the complication. Calibre 6654.4 delivers day, date, month, and a 29.5-day lunar cycle through a 59-tooth wheel, all within a 5.32mm movement slim enough to keep the 40mm red gold case at just 10.90mm. Under-lug correctors handle any calendar adjustments without disturbing the dial's composure. The silicon balance spring ensures long-term rate stability that traditional hairsprings cannot match. At 72 hours of power reserve across 321 components and 28 jewels, this movement earns its sapphire caseback. That opaline dial holds light rather than chasing it, presenting a surface that sits somewhere between matte and gloss, warm and unhurried. The red gold case doesn't contrast with it so much as complete it, the two materials finding an equilibrium that reveals itself fully only in person. The alligator strap and folding clasp finish a dress watch package that needs nothing added and tolerates nothing removed. 2024 production. Incredible condition throughout. The person who belongs with this watch already knows that opaline and red gold is the correct answer. They've known for a while.