Gwai
1777
Congratulations! Enjoy your summer
c/o Tonda. I've said it before, the case-lugs-bracelet interface is to me the most pleasing integrated solution the industry has come up with. The rubber strap looks particularly satisfying.
Cheers
Marc
Incoming Tonda PF Skeleton
I am very pleased to have received the Tonda PF Skeleton in steel. It is a very elegant and svelte sports watch. I quickly swapped the factory steel bracelet for a rubber strap when it was offered at the AD. The steel bracelet is outstanding but I also re...
amazing selection! These skeletons look amazing
I own the standard grey Tonda PF in 40mm. Now the very interesting part of your post to me is this rubber strap. I have been hoping they provide these for quite some time. A few questions if you do not mind... Do you know if these would fit the standard 4...
Your Tonda PF 40 is lovely as well!
Good news: I believe the same strap I bought will fit on your watch as well! I also had the choice of black and dark blue. I found the light Grey to work well with my watch but any of them would have looked great. The strap swap was done at my AD so I am ...
Very well done!
We really live in the golden age of skeletons thanks to coating and advanced material design. My son is fascinated by skeletons and it encouraged me to look more into them. There are some fantastic examples from AP, GP and now PF. Congratulations on scori...
Congratulations! Enjoy your summer
c/o Tonda. I've said it before, the case-lugs-bracelet interface is to me the most pleasing integrated solution the industry has come up with. The rubber strap looks particularly satisfying. Cheers Marc
Yes!
It manages to be casual, yet make a statement. Not many watch designs achieve that simultaneously....
This is a beauty, and finally just maybe, this is a skeleton that I can wear and easily tell the time too.
That "fabric-texture" rubber strap is also fantastic. I didn't realize it was rubber until you stated that. This one looks good on both straps, of course. Enjoy wearing it any time, and in the pool and boat too.
I agree that the ease of telling time on this model is a huge advantage compared to some other skeletons.
The gold hands and hour markers really stand out.
Another thing that I find interesting about this watch is the fact that the Cal PF777 has a full size rotor.
I would typically expect a watch this thin to be either manual wind (like most skeletons) or have a micro rotor. For example Patek seems to lean on the Cal 240 micro rotor movement for some of their thinnest models (5712, 5740 etc). In my eyes the full si...
