Parmigiani

Parmigiani cut its teeth as a restorer of antiquities: watches, clocks and automatons. This background in restoration was the inspiration behind the Ovale Pantographe first shown as a prototype in 2011 and followed with a production release in 2013, shown...  

And you are right - it is quite comfortable on the wrist 👌🏻👍🏻 Been some years since I handled one but I would definitely like to get one when the situation allows 🤞🏻

Where I wrote about it. Many moons ago 😂🤷🏻‍♂️ Here it is: www.watchprosite.com

They should make a model with a boxing glove on the end of each hand, just like in the comics. lol ...  

The Ovale Pantographe is very high on my "Want List" - approaching "grail" status. I've done too much purchasing lately to acquire one anytime soon, but your post reminds me why it's such a compelling piece.

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this review highlighting the different variants. I hope you’ll be able to handle one someday soon. Best, Emmanuel

There are also conventional fixed hands versions, usually with a tourbillon, but I wanted to limit this post solely to Ovales outfitted with pantographe hands.

Parmigiani is never afraid to take a chance. They remind me a lot of early 2000s Ulysse Nardin. Great post to start the New Year. Thanks, Dan!

unworn, not sure of the color combo

If you like the finishing, check out the Ionica models. Same movement I think!