PIAGET – MAIN NOVELTIES AT THE SIHH 2012
Philippe Leopold-Metzger, CEO of Piaget, talks to us about the main novelties of the brand: the Governor, a new and well balanced round-oval watch, as well as a skeletonized Altiplano, the thinnest skeleton watch in the world.
Tags: Altiplano, Governor, Philippe Léopold-Metzger, Piaget, SIHH, SIHH 2012
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