Search


I’ve long been a fan of colored dials, from the vibrant semi-precious stones of the sixties to the many hues employed today in the watchmaking industry. While most of the time I am quite monochrome, I am also very much in favor of occasional splashes of color, which I find are perfect for the current gloomy mindset.


A constant presence in Piaget’s collection of jewels and jewelry watches, the rose is the symbol that this house values the most. They cast it in gold, decorate it with diamonds, engrave it on mother-of-pearl dials, carve it in precious stones or inlay it in marquetry – rarely will you come across so many rare artistic techniques put to the service of one obsession: the enthusiastic love for the Yves Piaget Rose.