Parmigiani

Quattro posted these photos yesterday at the end of a long thread. I am posting again in a dedicated thread to highlight the new Toric release. Parmigiani continues to take a minimalist approach to the dials of the re-introduced Toric watches. I'll be car...  

Toric, my favorite round cases Parmigiani. The other model have lugs i dislike, so happy the Toric have nice lugs.

For a perpetual a nice layout! I like it! I am curious to read about your hands-on impressions… 👍🏻

I get the criticisms of some other Forumers but I find the openness of the dial continues the PF ethos right now. I think one could get used to this dial quickly. I like it.

I prefer the 3 hander, ideally in platinum with the blue dial from the new perpetual. From the pictures at least, the legibility of gold hands on gold dial with small lettering doesn’t look that legible to me. I also like perpetual calendars to have moon ... 

after a hands on experience! Best, Emmanuel

since the arrival of Mr Terreni, don’t get me wrong I like the older ones too but these new ones are so modern yet classic at the same time, great design language and work. Thanks for sharing M4. Hope I can get one in the future, I like the platinum one t... 

...I am not a fan of manual-wind PCs in general unless they are also chronographs. This appears to be a lovely, almost sparse dial. I think a slim ring of matching metal on the inside of the subdials would have looked nice...

. . . . both the Petite Seconde and Perpetual Calendar, is minimalist. The brand talks of purity and readability. I like the look but, as always, it’s not for everyone. I’ll try to get multiple photos from every angle so you can thoroughly evaluate the wa... 

...as it is minimalist and done well. I have some nitpicks and were I rich I would make some changes : )

from @dr.andrew_hildreth. Feel free to use them of course. Best, Emmanuel credit: @dr.andrew_hildreth ...  

and wish you a good end of trip (if you didn’t get to Geneva yet) or a good deserved rest!