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The new Toric 30th Anniversary Trilogy
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 in "Morning Blue," housed in a platinum case with knurled bezel.
Knurling has been added to the backside of the case on these anniversary pieces which is reminiscent of the earliest Torics to come from the maison. Keen eyes will detect Michel Parmigiani's signature engraved between the twin barrels.
Toric Quantieme Perpetual
Simply gorgeous.
Toric Chronograph Rattrapante
Hand hammered gold dial in "Agave Blue."
So many internal angles, all beautifully finished. These movements are painstakingly made with a production capacity of just three per month. Here, too, the movement is signed by Michel Parmigiani.
Superb legibility on this 42.5mm chrongraph.
Toric Petite Seconde
Hand hammered gold dial in "Morning Blue," housed in a platinum case with knurled bezel.
Knurling has been added to the backside of the case on these anniversary pieces which is reminiscent of the earliest Torics to come from the maison. Keen eyes will detect Michel Parmigiani's signature engraved between the twin barrels.
Toric Quantieme Perpetual
Simply gorgeous.
Toric Chronograph Rattrapante
Hand hammered gold dial in "Agave Blue."
So many internal angles, all beautifully finished. These movements are painstakingly made with a production capacity of just three per month. Here, too, the movement is signed by Michel Parmigiani.
Superb legibility on this 42.5mm chrongraph.
These anniversary Torics are limited to 30 each. I understand that all three can be acquired with identical numbering in a trilogy set.
Please comment with your thoughts and thanks for looking!
M4
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The new Toric 30th Anniversary Trilogy
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 ...
Thank you for this presentation, M4!
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...
I forgot to mention the guilloche on the bridges, it's quite nice. Thank you.
The split seconds chronograph is my favorite also for the same reasons you cite. As always, I appreciate and value your comments. M4
The PC is very classy and very stealthy...
...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...
Love the hammered dials
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 ...
The color combination on the chronograph is my favorite
I wish that dial color were offered on the Petite Seconde. I would make a run at that piece.
I was lucky to see and try them yesterday at W&W...
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...
Thanks much for these photos and your comments.
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...
