Parmigiani

This 40mm gem continues to delight. I love the old school javelin hands and, of course, the trademark double step knurled bezel. The watch, in platinum, feels right on the wrist . . . low profile and just the right heft. It's nicely finished on the backsi...  

Actually it’s a Terrific Toric 😉

Thank you Mike.

Thanks for sharing with us a little bit of the pleasure it gives you. Best, Emmanuel

Here is my 1999 Toric Memory Time. I've yet to find a better looking/designed case. ...  

Thanks for the pic! M4

For the perfect alignment of the pinky and watch hands at 8:10 in the first shot, details matter!

Indeed. The current generation of PF's cannot hold a candle to these beauties.

I’m going to have to disagree with you, big guy. But smiling disagree 😉 ...  

And I say that mainly because of the mostly stark dials.

the only element that I give a clear nod to neovintage is the double stepped knurled bezel. I wish the contemporary Toric had the double step like its predecessor. I prefer the Petite Seconde dial to my neovintage Automatic dial for the simple reason that... 

I find it hard to believe some of these are so close to being vintage yet I have only become aware of them recently. I must of been living under a bush for some reason is all I can think of. Wear and enjoy your stunning watch in good health. Marc

I'm having a ball digging around and finding these interesting Parmigiani pieces from the early years. Thanks for commenting. M4