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L to R Toric Chronograph Rattrapante - Reference PFH951-2010002-300181 Toric Quantieme Perptual - Reference PFH952-2010004-300181 Toric Petite Seconde - Reference PFC940-2010006-300181 PHOTO CREDIT: Monochrome Toric Petite Seconde Hand hammered gold dial ...  

I have a hard time being fully enthusiastic about these hammered dial, but I could feel differently in real life. That said, the Chronograph is my favourite here, because the movement is fantastic and the Agave Blue color is nice. I also like a lot the ha... 

The split seconds chronograph is my favorite also for the same reasons you cite. As always, I appreciate and value your comments. M4

...I'd prefer the numbers/letters not be flipped. And I don't mind the lack of moon, as it adds to the 'under-the-radar' look. But I would like a micro-rotor automatic...

especially the chronograph. Whew!!! I'm on the fence about whether I actually like the movement. That is different than 'does it impress me?' It obviously blows me away. Yet, do I like it in the way it's designed? It feels over the top, even after seeing ... 

I wish that dial color were offered on the Petite Seconde. I would make a run at that piece.

I had seen a few photos beforehand… but honestly, they don’t quite prepare you for the real thing. The hand-worked dials display a truly unique texture. It is extremely subtle — almost “quiet” — yet the moment the watch comes to life on the wrist, the lig...  

My first reaction is the Morning Blue small seconds Toric looks exceptional in your pic. Better than the Monochrome pics in my eyes. I also am fond of the chronograph Agave Blue dial but understand it's not a color that will speak to everyone. Thanks agai...