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Radone's recent acquisition of a Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Tourbillon marks a significant moment for the collector, finally bringing home a timepiece they've admired for years. This article delves into the unique appeal of this "steampunkish machine," exploring why it resonates so deeply with enthusiasts and examining the specific design elements that make it a standout in independent horology. Radone's personal journey with this watch provides a compelling entry point into understanding its enduring allure.
But only now was the right time. What a beautiful, steampunkish machine!
Key Points from the Discussion
- The Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Tourbillon is celebrated for its exquisite details, including the Côtes-de-Genève finishing on the dial, the distinctive case, and the knurled bezel, all culminating in a captivating tourbillon.
- One collector broke their personal rule against owning a tourbillon specifically for this Parmigiani Fleurier Toric model, highlighting its exceptional appeal and ability to sway even the most disciplined collectors.
- The Toric Tourbillon is considered by some to be one of Parmigiani Fleurier's very best creations, solidifying its status as a highly desirable and long-term keeper for collectors.
- The original author clarified that their watch came with a Parmigiani Fleurier white gold clasp, and while the original box has blue lining, Parmigiani Fleurier can provide a replacement box, though not the exact original.
- A fellow owner inquired about the original box and full set details, indicating that some collectors may have acquired the watch without its complete original packaging.
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