Parmigiani

50 pieces in red gold . . . . . . . . and 50 pcs in platinum. I'm immediately struck by the purity of the dial, uncluttered and legible. Quick technical specs: 40.6 mm x 10.9 mm manual winding, 60 hours power reserve I applaud Parmigiani for announcing th...  

Thanks for sharing!

but I didn't think they would go directly to the perpetual calendar. I wonder why the subdial are placed below the 9 to 3 line: it feels a bit odd to me. And the crown seems to be positioned very low on the case side. Apart from that, the aesthetic is sup... 

For a clean and pure design that definitely throws off the symmetry. Beautiful legibility however.

. . . but I quickly got over it. The watch is beginning to cast a spell on me. I am anxious to handle these Toric PCs in the flesh on Friday. M4

I thought it was beautiful and balanced when I was looking at the gold version but when I saw the platinum it somehow managed to get even better. I love that blue color used and the straps are perfect with it too. I don't usually like two hands in any sub... 

Pure and uncluttered. Should be another winner for Parmagiani; especially as a limited edition. And thanks for starting the Toric Tuesday thread from Switzerland! Good job!

...and on the 'gold' dial, some contrast with the subdial hands...

I quite like (for a PC) the clean, understated dial in theory, but emotionally, the result leaves me cold. Just speaking of the esthetics and design here.