I owned the Parmigiani Fleurier PF Micro-Rotor Tonda for a while, and recently parted ways with it due to a couple of flaws that impacted my experience with it. Here’s my honest owner review. - Dial: the warm gray hand-guilloched dial is subtle. The close

without the bun - trying to cut down on carbs, but of course I’ll finish the chips. 🤦😂 Rocking a forum favorite, the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante. Enjoy the holiday weekend! Cheers! M4

I remember you had all kinds of trouble with your Minute Rattrapante. To this day, it is the only issue I have heard of with a modern Parmigiani. For me, it was Montblanc. You would think the 1858 blue dial 100 piece edition is better than sliced bread, b

I bought this watch, or at least reserved it, the moment it was introduced. I was wonderfully convinced from the photos I gathered. The first time I saw it is when I cracked open the box from my dealer, and I instantly knew I made a great decision. IMO, i

First Pf and what a watch!

In honor of Parmigiani Fleurier's 30th Anniversary, a trilogy of all platinum Tonda PFs are being offered as a set or individually. From the press release . . . "Celebrating 30 years of independence, Parmigiani Fleurier introduces a trilogy of world first

Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante Happy Wednesday to you all. M4

Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante to start the day Switched to the Tonda GT “Khaki” for the family dinner Have a nice day TCF!

Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante with "Arctic Rose" dial. Reference PFC904-1020002-100182. This watch is drop dead gorgeous in person. Notice the dial color change from artificial lighting to natural lighting. Toric Petite Seconde. Reference PFC940-2010003-300

A morning routine of espresso and NYT "mini" crossword puzzle. Today with the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante. I like how this photo turned out. It shows off the grey tones of the "Sand Grey" dial quite well. Have a nice day. M4