Piaget flagship opens on Sydney’s King Street

Emitting an inviting golden glow, Piaget’s new retail space is an immersive concept experience that takes visitors on a journey through the artistry of watchmaking and jewellery design.

September sees a new luxury boutique pop-up on Sydney’s King Street, joining fashion powerhouses such as Hermes, Mont Blanc, Acne Studios and Chanel. Found at number 84, Piaget has unveiled a new Australian flagship location where its vast collection of luxury watches and jewellery are showcased. Measuring 100 square metres, the boutique solidifies Piaget’s growing presence in Australia.

Piaget, where luxury watches and jewellery meet

Piaget has been crafting exceptional timepieces and jewellery since 1874, specialising in a unique aesthetic that fuses the sophistication of classic watchmaking with a jeweller’s refined artistry. Founded by Georges-Édouard Piaget in the Swiss Jura Mountain village of La Côte-aux-Fées more than a century ago, Piaget has evolved into a prestigious brand renowned the world over for its elegance, functionality and dedication to excellence.

Piaget on Sydney’s King Street

In keeping with the global Piaget Salon concept, the new brand space emits a soft golden glow grounded by high-contrast blue accents. Metallic detailing and sculptural lighting highlight the tactile surfaces and architectural feature walls. A refined sense of elegance is established throughout, with curated spaces in which clientele can take their time exploring the horologist’s offering. The colour palette is designed to reflect Piaget’s gem-setting expertise, while the artisan golden feature panels represent the Maison’s creativity.

Piaget’s core collections can all be found here, from Piaget Polo and Piaget Possession to Piaget Rose and Piaget Limelight Gala. On extremely special occasions Piaget’s Exceptional High Jewellery Creations can also be spotted at the King Street destination.