Piaget’s Multi-functional Limelight Twice
Piaget introduced its Limelight Twice watch in 2009. Two separate Piaget 56P quartz movements power two sets of hands, allowing two different time zones to be displayed. The design employs new technical features including a new integration mode for the case and bracelet, and a hidden time-setting push-button.
In the Haute Joaillerie version (pictured below), one face reveals a diamond-set sunburst motif with a black subdial at 6 o’clock. The second face features Roman numerals on a silver-colored dial with a diamond bezel. The watch has a black satin reversible strap. There are three models available in the Limelight collection, two versions are on a black satin strap and the third is mounted on a gold and diamond bracelet.
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