Parmigiani

Hello everyone, Been a while since I last posted. I hope everyone is well considering everything going on around the world, also hope the new year has been met favorably for all. I have been rather busy on the watch front in trying to hunt down some perso...  

Such a cool and unique complication, and the movement is a favorite of mine as well! Would love to see the time lapse if you can post it!

Would love to share the time lapse, but the video does not appear when I attempt to upload from my phone? Sorry that this is turning into an IT related thread but perhaps someone can suggest how I do this? In the meantime a few more pics to tantalize! ...  

I remember trying a on Tonda 1950 once, the Hermes strap felt fantastic.

As far as I know this is the only manufacturer that ever produced a watch with Pantographe feature. A very complex piece of horological engineering.

Both front and back are fantastic

You’re quite right, it’s hard to choose which side to stare at! Lol

You’re totally right, so much in one nifty and heavy package!

Extremely well finished!

under a loupe it’s something’s else! The bridge and interior angle work are joys to look at!

I saw the Ovale Pantographe in the metal years ago when I was first really getting into watches and horology, and have loved it since. Such a beautiful example of what Michel and the folks are Parmigiani are able to accomplish. It's also a watch that real... 

You absolutely spot on there. The delicacy of the hands and how they move is truly a work or art! They executed an amazing watch design with engineering to match!

Definitely some amazing watches in there previous and current lines

I particularly love the Kalpa and the Metrographe amongst quite a few other PF watches

VERY underrated. However, it lets the geeks access them more freely. Definitely for ‘folks who know’. Their customer service is also second to none. Such a personable approach to their customers

I’ve had my eye on these for some time. Would love to see one in the metal.

Would love to share n show over a coffee

The hands are sublime as they do their dance!

From the movement, hands and those tear drop style lugs and case shape. Nice to know ppl appreciate it

I actually have the same one in rose gold!. ...  

As they say, mine says hi 👋. Looks gorgeous in the rose. How long have you owned for and what are your thoughts/ feelings since ownership?

It's a very special watch. It wears large, but I like that.

...I’m a big fan of PF’s previous models over the direction of their latest designs which seems so bland compared to stunning pieces link the Ovale. Great to see this watch on here!

I used to think this brand was unfairly under appreciated but it seems more and more Forumers are posting their pieces here. So many are as good as anything available. ...  

It's nice to see someone who wanders off the beaten path and then, once there, takes another detour far, far into the thickets. This watch isn't just 'deep PF,' it's inside the company's most recondite work. If I'm correct, the movement adapted for this w... 

Definitely agree with you and in my opinion one their iconic tour de forces of watchmaking. I must say, apart from the usual run of the mill pieces I normally like to collect, I also love researching and hunting down those left-field watches. Would be nic...