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Parmigiani Hemisphere.
A travel watch I always liked.
The case, the complication and even the dial.
Best,
Nicolas
Manufacture
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Review
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Community
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Complications
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Complications
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Parmigiani Hemisphere.
A travel watch I always liked. The case, the complication and even the dial. Best, Nicolas ...
What an excellent execution of a dual time function.
Don't think I've seen it before, I see from your other comments that it's twenty years old! Thanks for the pics, Filip
I'm surprised the date aperture didn't give you heartburn :-)
I picked up the Toric Hemispheres Retrograde because I preferred the retrograde date to the display aperture. Sorry for a not so great pic. Best, M4 ...