Parmigiani Fleurier began its life as a haute horlogerie brand in 1996. Since inception it has introduced a surprisingly large number of references, especially chronograph references. The intent of this post is to catalog the different chronographs made b

The second day was the most important one since it was the day of the Concorso! The Concorso takes place every year at the Villa d'Este which is located closer to Como than Tremezzo. So we needed to take the boat to the South of the lake to reach the Vill

After a short break I am now happy to announce another instalment of my 'Zenith Coffee House Tales' series (previous article: click here !) . This week's call by our Miss R got my heart really bumping in frenzy - she would have Zenith's equivalent to Pors

The perfect setting for elegance and style, the guests enjoyed the peaceful views of the Pacific Ocean. Parmigiani displayed several of their watches including the Parmigiani Atalante Flyback Chronograph limited edition for the CBF. Guests were treated to

Working together since 2001, Parmigiani and Bugatti first introduced the Bugatti Type 370 in 2004 with a movement inside a cylindrical case that had the parts arranged like a transversal engine. I remember seeing and handling the Type 370 at a Parmigiani

Michel Parmigiani is a watchmaker who grew up and worked in the Val de Travers. When the crisis in the Swiss watch industry came in the 1970's he decided to set out on his own as a watch and clock restorer. He made quite a name for himself restoring many

[The interior of the London Watch Salon on New Bond Street] It has been a little over a year since Ralph Lauren launched his watch collection. The collection started with three basic models: stirrup, sports, and slim classic. However, rather than go down

Please, Damien! There's absolutely need to apologise, I don't think anyone responded to pplater's post (I started, then pressed the wrong key and lost my post). So all power to you for bringing a really interesting car to our attention for discussion. I'v

Parmigiani Fleurier SA are something of a conundrum in the Swiss watch industry. A substantial concern comprising 500 employees, with multiple manufacturing locations spread across half of Switzerland, boasting an impressive degree of vertical integration

At Parmigiani... The Double moonphase is really nice, as the rest of the dial is. I'm not convinced by the rest of the collection, although, and specially by these Atalante dials... The watches look as they are in jail. But this is just my personal taste,