Although Piaget's bread and butter line is the Dancer watches, the Tanagra collection remains the most collectible. The hallmark of the company is integrating watchmaking with jewellery design. Always in 18-carat gold, enigmatic white or warm yellow. It's a dazzling range, on leather, with diamonds on bezel, case and bracelet. The diamond-studded models also come with matching jewellery.
Tuesday, 4 September 2007
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