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Two pleasant surprises from W & W
Tonda PF Chronograph Ref. PFC917-1020001-100182
I didn't see this one coming: diameter reduced from 42mm to 40mm and no date. Just one dial color for now but expecting more to follow if the new reference proves commercially successful (which I think will happen).
Tonda PF Skeleton Ref. PFC912-1020002-100182
Limited to 50 pieces in new "Slate Green" skeleton-works.
This new Tonda PF Skeleton has the "it factor" in person.
Enjoy the day and the weekend my friends.
M4
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Two pleasant surprises from W & W
Tonda PF Chronograph Ref. PFC917-1020001-100182 I didn't see this one coming: diameter reduced from 42mm to 40mm and no date. Just one dial color for now but expecting more to follow if the new reference proves commercially successful (which I think will ...
If I was into the Tonda line
I think I would be quite attracted to this no date chrono. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Emmanuel
My favorite colors from them
are the grey-brown-umber-sand-sienna ones. The "grey celadon" of the Pt Toric is wonderful too (it looks like a soft green, btw). I'm personally less fond of blue. Have a great weekend, Emmanuel
Absolutely love Tonda PF Chronograph and that dial colour.
Whilst I can appreciate all that goes into the skeleton it being green and being a skeleton is just not to my taste. Marc
Thanks for commenting Marc.
The reaction on this forum to the skeleton has been hit or miss . . . probably not unlike most brands' open worked watches.
Wonderful improvement for the chrono
For me the no date is a great improvement. It always looked out of place on such an beautiful dial. Lurking on this site has definitely done one thing. Turned me into a massive Parmigiani fan boy.