MichaelC
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In person, even lighter, I would say.
I have found the exact color to the eye difficult to capture in photos. Whatever it is, I sure adore it.
Definitely not grey, and all the better for it.
It’s a very nice blue; I’m not sure that I realized it was that light (or bright) previously.
In person, even lighter, I would say.
I have found the exact color to the eye difficult to capture in photos. Whatever it is, I sure adore it.
Wow; I was thinking your picture may have captured an even lighter version.
But seemingly not. Enjoy it. A splash of colour is always good in my opinion.
Thanks Doug. Like many Parmigiani dials, one to see up close to fully take in the range of color.
PF are definitely making the best dial colors these days, IMO.
Wonder how you feel about the size of the no-date chronograph
Compared to the Parmigiani tonda chronograph with date? I mean feeling, not diameter. Happy New Year, btw Chk
Great question, and I would say they "feel" quite similar.
The Tonda GT is of course larger and with a gold case. The no date chrono, smaller, but on a full bracelet. So aside from a more top-heavy feeling from the Tonda GT, I would say they are otherwise quite similar. Hope that helps.
Beautiful and nicer without the date
I have the old version with date and find yours much nicer! Beautiful pictures.
Thanks, Sir. I am generally a fan of no-date watches for all brands
Some pieces integrate them better than others.
Those photos are a treat.
Thank you for posting them. TIp my cap to your photographic skill.
You are too kind.
The quality of phone cameras is really amazing. The mineral blue dial itself can be a chameleon, and really changes in lighting conditions.