REVOLUTION DIGITAL

PART I RICHARD MILLE’S DRIVE THROUGH

It was June 2009 and my family was just about to start dinner when my father (Laurent Picciotto, founder of Chronopassion in Paris) told us he had invited an Asian watch editor to join us. I remember I was sporting a plaster cast due to a skiing accident and, while a heatwave radiated across Paris, I had to arrange extra seats at the table. When our guest arrived, he had an American accent, an Italian style and the tattooed body of a Yakuza. He knew everything about anything and, as the evening progressed, it seemed like I was having dinner with a walking encyclopedia., Wei Koh, and that night marked the beginning of a relationship that endures to this day. From a hidden admiration to a sincere friendship, we became colleagues, travel companions and fellow hellraisers.

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