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Very nice
But I guess not enough high end
Imo that same level as a Royal Oak or nautilus but indeed not as the ionica
But it’s probably important to say that back in the days the ionica was VERY expensive… so you really had to pay for that level of finishing
The ionica in in 2000 was 2.5 till 3 times more expensive than a patek Calatrava
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Yesterday the Lecomte, today let's put the Parmigiani Ionica under the same macro - micro lens
Yesterdays shots Now The Ionica Dust is always a problem when going that close. The Parmigiani is as expected VERY well done. MUCH better than other big brands. You know which I'm referring too. Love everything about the Ionica and for sure it's movement...
Does anyone here know how the dials are made?
I suspect it isn't a Rose Engine Lathe that is used.
I was quite impressed with their new releases like this…
But when I turned over… I saw no more inward angles like yours…..even for this high end piece….a little sad and disappointed. ...
Very nice
But I guess not enough high end Imo that same level as a Royal Oak or nautilus but indeed not as the ionica But it’s probably important to say that back in the days the ionica was VERY expensive… so you really had to pay for that level of finishing The io...
You captured the fantastic finishing in amazing shots!
Simply superb, both the watch and your pictures.
I am a huge parmigiani fan!!
and this is one of my fav models as movements based on the case are so rare and this is an excellent example of the beauty of such a concept