Piaget Limelight Twice Lady Diamond Watch | Piaget 2010

Limelight Twice Heads or Tails ? Since the late 1950s, Piaget has distinguished itself by creating jewellery watches featuring a rare breed of audacity. In 2009, Piaget created a new watch concept entirely worthy of these often extravagant collections: the Limelight Twice, winner of the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix 2009 in the Ladies Watch category This is a truly original watch featuring an atypical design. It is endowed with a dual nature and is thus capable of showing itself demure or extrovert according to your mood. In its simple version, the tails side is a round watch on which the pleated effect of the sunburst guilloché-worked white gold creates the illusion of a round shape. The case lines are modern, pure and soft, while a dainty black dial nestles at 6 oclock. On the heads side, a row of diamonds lights up the white dial featuring distinctive Roman numerals underscoring the off-centred position of the hands at 12 oclock. Two separate Piaget 56P quartz movements drive each of the faces of the watch, thus enabling them to display two different time zones. In its Haute Joaillerie version, the tails side of the Limelight Twice is adorned with an entirely diamond-set sunburst motif. The heads side is distinguished by understated Roman numerals against a silver-coloured background rimmed with diamonds. Meanwhile, the gem-setting and assembly fine workmanship that goes into crafting the bracelet is quite simply extraordinary.