Turning the dial: How Piaget is reviving its famed past
Once a flamboyant favourite of the jetset, Piaget lost its mojo for a while. Now it’s undergoing a renaissance.
Timothy Barber is a Spear’s contributing editor, and a features writer specialised in watches, culture, luxury and technology. His writing appears regularly in Wired, the Telegraph, Mr Porter, QP, WatchPro, Rolls Royce Whispers and many more publications.
Once a flamboyant favourite of the jetset, Piaget lost its mojo for a while. Now it’s undergoing a renaissance.
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