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The new Tonda PF Chronograph 40mm Red Gold Mineral Blue.
PFC917-2020001-200182
With Watches & Wonders attention focused on Parmigiani's introduction of the Tonda PF Chronograph Mysterieux, this 40mm rose gold chronograph flew a bit under the radar.
Completing my intro of the 2026 novelties, here is the Tonda PF Chronograph 40mm Rose Gold Mineral Blue.
Parmigiani continues to expand its Tonda PF line with No Date watches. The design emphasis of the brand is on "private luxury" and "purity" of time display.
The chronograph is powered by the excellent, high beat caliber PF-070 - COSC.
I'll post live photos as they become available.
Thanks for looking.
M4
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The new Tonda PF Chronograph 40mm Red Gold Mineral Blue.
PFC917-2020001-200182 With Watches & Wonders attention focused on Parmigiani's introduction of the Tonda PF Chronograph Mysterieux , this 40mm rose gold chronograph flew a bit under the radar. Completing my intro of the 2026 novelties, here is the Tonda P...
I am a big fan of Mineral blue as you know. Set in the gold case...
I am quite certain it will be striking in person. Thanks, Dan.
Manual winding, that would be a fantastic option.
We would probably eliminate the concave caseback and be flush with the sides of the case. Count me in!
Now you're just getting carried away!! ;-)
We can dream, but in this case, we would also need to go to a different brand.
Manual winding is always my preferred.
On the other hand, the thickness is fine with me. Generally up to 14mm for a chronograph is comfortable and wears well on my wrist. Thanks for the comment.
I have a fairly large wrist, but like I always say...
...there is no artistry in making thick watches...anyone can do that...
I don’t really know what to think about this one.
Mineral blue looks nice, but is pink gold the best possible match for this color? I’m not sure. The platinum version looks better to me. And even concerning the Chronograph Mystérieux, I wonder if I don’t prefer the Natural Platinum dial to the Mineral Bl...
I prefer the platinum dial Mysterieux to the Mineral Blue, for what it's worth, although the platinum premium is eye-watering.
Thanks for the comment, Emmanuel.
