Toric Perpetual Calendar

Toric Perpetual Calendar Toric Perpetual Calendar & Toric Petite Seconde Tonda PF Sport Chronograph Ultracermet Tonda PF Skeleton Tonda PF Chronograph "Mineral Blue" 40mm Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante "Verzasca" I will admit to some heightened anticipation

The reintroduction of the Toric line of watches in 2024 includes the new manual winding movement, PF 780, that features movement bridges crafted in gold. The bridges are decorated in a "Cotes de Fleurier" motif. The guilloche pattern is created by interse

Ref PFH952-2010002-300181 - platinum case, "Morning Blue" dial Ref PFH952-2010001-300181 - rose gold case, "Golden Hour" dial PHOTO CREDITS: Hodinkee Having had the pleasure of handling these watches in person, I was of the opinion that the rose gold vers

And I completely agree with you concerning the pleasure of the manual winding ritual. I also like the fact that manual winding allows you to keep the watch ticking without having to wear (you can wear another watch and just keep winding the perpetual cale

When I had the Toric QP on my wrist, I don't recall having the sensation of struggling to read the subdials. Of course things were moving fairly quickly and I was carrying on multiple conversations simultaneously so I can't say with certainty that I focus

Sharing some excellent photos from Watch Collecting Lifestyle of the new Toric QP, Ref PFH952-2010002-300181. As articulated by CEO Guido Terreni, the intent of the minimalist design is to allow "time-reading at a glance," so hours and minutes are center

The hour and the minute display is front and center for reading time at a glance. The perpetual calendar information is secondary and in the background which allows the gorgeous color and graining of the dial to be the star of the show. Thank you for chec

The dial is uncommonly clean for a perpetual calendar. The Parmigiani Toric may lack the advanced technical features of some of its competitors, but the watch is extremely easy on the eyes. This is the most attractive perpetual calendar dial I've ever see

For a brand still in its youth, Parmigiani has a long association with the perpetual calendar complication. The early years from c. 2000 featured the complication in the Toric line with retrograde date, moon phase, and apertures for day and month located

. . . . 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