Horological Meandering

i was invited by The Hour Glass Singapore to attend a collector dinner with Mr Michel Parmigiani who was in town this week. was honored of meeting him in person first time. despite of seeing lot of stunning Parmigiani watches, at the event, the most excit...  

Thank you for sharing - I have been mesmerized by this piece since I saw it on PF's website about a year ago but was never able to see one in person at any of the PF AD's. Such a whimsical and romantic complication, if it can be categorized as one. The or... 

For the lack of a better description. Their movements looks really nice, and it does look like it actually wears well, despite the complications. The dial is superb.

Stefan, Thanks for interesting report. What do telescopic hands do? From the case shape, can I assume they just grow longer and shorter as they turn around inside an oval case? Regards, MTF

He is quite a gentleman, right? I was impressed when I had a chance to meet and dine with him, too. I am looking forward to more opportunities to see his creations in the future! Best, Ken

I hope to meet Mr Parmigiani in person one day too! The new watch with telescopic hands is amazing! Porcelain dial that has a lacquer coat I believe? Really nice. Thanks for the report my friend! Cheers Robin

Yes, the telescopic hands revolve around the oval dial and maintain perfect position vs the numbers. Also, the minute hand always remains larger than the hour hand so that they won't be confused. The watch is fascinating to play with. My concern about own... 

Mitch, Its a dilemma. Do I go with my romantic side of the brain that says: "Great mechanism to make magical time". Or with my scientific side that states, "...er...why not make a round watch so the engineering is simple and efficient?" No need for more t... 

There are many watches that do things differently and makes us wonder what the need is for but yet it is the artistic flare that lights our fire and draws us to the magnificence of the artistry of our passion. Yes the collapsing and expanding hands (are t...