Petals covering petals

FrX,

I noticed the Limelight Magic Hour bezel covered numerals on dial in one position.

For the Limelight Blooming Rose, the top petals (corollae) cover the lower ones....and expose them with a twist.

Regards,

MTF

SIHH 2014 Introducing PIAGET Limelight Blooming Rose

By: MTF : January 25th, 2014-00:32

Before our SIHH reporting team bring us the detailed reports, this is the first look at the PIAGET Limelight Blooming Rose Collection. In 1982, the winning rose at the Concours International de Roses Nouvelle de Genève (Geneva International Competition of...

Two watches in one, a great idea.

By: foversta : January 25th, 2014-14:29

And the most surprising: the rotating system of the case is invisible. Fx ...

Is it 2 or 3 positions of transformation?

By: MTF : January 25th, 2014-15:23

The Limelight Magic Hour had 3 case bezel positions. I wonder if this new Piaget Limelight Blooming Rose uses the same secret mechanism with 3 positions? We still get the dual use functionality: Working Daytime - Enchanted Evening. Regards, MTF

It is a 2 positions.

By: foversta : January 26th, 2014-10:43

Please note that here there is no impact on the dial while it was the case with the Limelight Magic Hour. Fx

Petals covering petals

By: MTF : January 26th, 2014-12:33

FrX, I noticed the Limelight Magic Hour bezel covered numerals on dial in one position. For the Limelight Blooming Rose, the top petals (corollae) cover the lower ones....and expose them with a twist. Regards, MTF

Sorry there are 3 positions!

By: foversta : January 27th, 2014-14:36

Sorry for the mistake! Fx ...

Thanks for the trio placed side by side

By: MTF : February 9th, 2014-15:14

Now we can see there are three positions. Usually we only see the 'before and after' photos and mistake for two positions. Regards, MTF