Breitling Oceania Director, Mathieu Brunisholz, knows more than a little about corporate image, having been the man behind the creation of the Swiss watchmaker’s worldwide network of boutique outlets.

That Mathieu is delighted with their recently established Oceania head office, speaks volumes for the project and the PCG business model.

Mathieu was involved with the project since mid-way through 2014 when Breitling decided to manage Oceania distribution directly. Having been referred to PCG , he did not bother to speak with any other company after our first meeting convinced him that we could handle the entire project from the provision of tenant representation all the way through to the design and project management of the new workplace and service facility

“We selected one, and PCG managed the lease negotiations and then we finalised the lease and worked on the design,” Mathieu said. The design was approved at the end of October and the keys were handed over at the end of January. “I was surprised how quick it was. Given the tight program, I had not expected them to be on time, yet they were, I was very impressed. Key to the speed was PCG’s research and understanding of our design brief”.

“PCG understood very clearly what we wanted to do so it was quite easy. The first design did not require many modification and that was a very good surprise. It looks like a boutique. It’s cool, fresh and modern but has a nostalgic ambience. It’s also convenient, easy to work and easy to clean. It’s a great place.” Mathieu said that "PCG’s excellent communications made ‘remote control’ of the project very easy."

"Congratulations to Everyone involved in achieving this outstanding result!" - Simon Gunnis