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Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Automatic & Memory Time
If I ever buy a Parmigiani Fleurier, it will be one of these, with the double-stepped coin edge bezel: a design which I absolutely love and find completely iconic (and by this I mean as important as the design of the Lange 1, for example, or the one of the Cornes de Vache).
Best to you all.
A/ TORIC AUTOMATIC with 40mm case & cal. PF 133
1/ Rose gold case, white dial, ref. PF0071
credit: mokumwatches
2/ White gold, white dial, ref. C00762
credit: loupe this
3/ White gold, black dial
credit: s.song
4/ Rose gold, black dial
credit: s.song
B/ TORIC MEMORY TIME with 36mm case, cal. PF132 (no seconds hand & dual time at 12 - not a date window)
1/ Rose gold, grey dial with golden hour ring, ref. C00840
credit: a collected man
2/ Rose gold, grey dial with grey hour ring
credit: mr watchley
Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Automatic & Memory Time
If I ever buy a Parmigiani Fleurier, it will be one of these, with the double-stepped coin edge bezel: a design which I absolutely love and find completely iconic (and by this I mean as important as the design of the Lange 1, for example, or the one of th...
Yes, very special and, to me at least, really meaningful
because this design takes its inspiration from some of the most important elements of western culture (doric columns and golden number, in particular).
Thanks for this outstanding post quattro.
The first generation Torics are exquisite and slowly gaining deserved recognition in the collector community. I acquired two of these early Toric models in the last few months of 2024 and had them sent straight to Fleuier for movement servicing. I still h...
Oh, my God! How impatient you must be and how lucky you are!
The Toric Automatic is such a beautiful and significant timepiece, with a design rooted so deeply in western culture (doric columns, golden number). As I prefer solid dials, I feel less attracted to the Tourbillon, but it's just me. And, even if the Chron...
