
In a compelling post, afaleh shares his latest acquisition: a Parmigiani Fleurier (PF) platinum split-second chronograph, a unique piece with bespoke finishing and a solid salmon dial. He argues that PF's sport luxury watches surpass competitors like the Nautilus and Royal Oak, offering a superior blend of technical excellence and aesthetic refinement. This article delves into afaleh's detailed comparison and the community's insights on Parmigiani Fleurier's rising prominence.





No kidding, the finishing really is well done! If you don't mind sharing, how does the bespoke program work with them? Is it similar to Cartier?
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And the quality of finishing is remarkable especially for a big brand, I don't know of an independant who does finer work. I have been louping for days and everything is gorgeous and we'll done. The anglage is surprisingly perfect across all edges including the plethora of inward angles, and the brushing on the bridges is absolutely lux. Seems Parmigiani studied other brands strengths in movement design and finishing in addition to the overall design of the watch. The depth of the movement is re
And the quality of finishing is remarkable especially for a big brand, I don't know of an independant who does finer work. I have been louping for days and everything is gorgeous and we'll done. The anglage is surprisingly perfect across all edges including the plethora of inward angles, and the brushing on the bridges is absolutely lux. Seems Parmigiani studied other brands strengths in movement design and finishing in addition to the overall design of the watch. The depth of the movement is re
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