Gary G
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Infuriating, ain't it?
Well, I just spent the better part of a half hour composing a witty (you'll have to trust me) and informative post, with images, on my new Parmigiani Kalpagraph, only to have it lost courtesy of the arcane picture posting mess.
Yes, I practiced using the test. More than once.
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Discover Daniel's Parmigiani Fleurier Toric, a platinum 40mm classic with a 'grain d'or' guilloché dial. Explore its timeless design and collector insights.
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Infuriating, ain't it?
Well, I just spent the better part of a half hour composing a witty (you'll have to trust me) and informative post, with images, on my new Parmigiani Kalpagraph, only to have it lost courtesy of the arcane picture posting mess. Yes, I practiced using the ...
Another picture try
You would have enjoyed the original, lovingly crafted prose. Honest....
Big, indeed
Kevin -- I'm now going to have to stop posting comments in response to people's wrist shots that say "gee, that's a great watch, but isn't it, well, a bit big?" Seems only fair as I'm now a leading offender. Happily, the watch (like other Parmigianis I've...
They're a bit of an insider's brand I think. . .
. . .which seems to suit them from a marketing and sales perspective; you are certainly likely to be the only one in the room wearing one if you go to a gathering of watch enthusiasts. To be honest I don't know why they are not more discussed as they make...
Thanks, Jack
It is I who thank you and the other members of the forum for tolerating my crabby note! I agree with you on Parmigiani -- to me the "insider" bit is part of the appeal. My wife's Kalpa Piccola (the original version with the FP-derived automatic movement) ...
Lovely "BIG" watch
How big is that puppy. Next to the JLC it looks like it is well over 50mm in height. You would put my 47mm's to shame. Best regards Bill PS Sorry about the image issues. I will work through it with you.