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An Interview with Patek Philippe President at new Beverly Hills store
Haute Time Publisher Seth Semilof had the exclusive opportunity to sit down with Thierry Stern, the president of Patek Philippe at the company's first U. S. Boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly…
By Seth Semilof
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Haute Time Publisher Seth Semilof had the exclusive opportunity to sit down with Thierry Stern, the president of Patek Philippe at the company’s first U. S. Boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Mr. Stern speaks openly about the challenges Patek Philippe faces to stay at the top of the luxury game, and how it continues to match its reputation and legacy through hard work, and passion.
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Haute Time Publisher Seth Semilof had the exclusive opportunity to sit down with Thierry Stern, the president of Patek Philippe at the company's first U. S. Boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. Mr. Stern speaks openly about the challenges Patek Philippe faces to stay at the top of the luxury game, and how it continues to match its reputation and legacy through hard work, and passion.
Seth Semilof co-founded Haute Living and, with business partner Kamal Hotchandani, launched Haute Time, the brands' luxury timepiece site, to educate buyers about the best watches in the world and to showcase the passion of collectors and the CEOs who lead the great maisons. His love of watches began early: a TAG Heuer at 13, an Omega at 16, and his first Rolex at 20. Through Haute Time he has been honored to visit the greatest watch manufactures in the world and meet the master watchmakers behind them. He has also personally featured private collections exclusive to Haute Time, taking readers inside the watch boxes of Kevin Hart, Carmelo Anthony, Tony Robbins and Swizz Beatz.
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