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Wonderful information and photos. Good to see a proper movement that 'fills' the case. Sad to see how some 'high-end' manufactures have been taking shortcuts by using round movements in non-round cases.
Great to see Parmigiani doing right for true lovers of horology 
Another Parmigiani archival post . . . the Ovale.
From c. 2011, Parmigiani introduced the Ovale Pantographe with telescoping hands based on a pocket watch from the early 1800s with similar mechanically expanding/retracting hands. PHOTO CREDIT: Hodinkee Parmigiani had previously introduced its excellent "...
Wonderful information and photos. Good to see a proper movement that 'fills' the case. Sad to see how some 'high-end' manufactures have been taking shortcuts by using round movements in non-round cases.
Great to see Parmigiani doing right for true lovers of horology
Thank you for sharing!
I really ought to appreciate pantographs more in general. The most often times I use pantographs are on trains - as they supply electricity to trains. Oh. While the hands are very cool on this Parmigiani watch - I would advise anyone who owns one to avoid...
Thank you for this very interesting thread.
I think my personal favorite is the first one here. Maybe even in white gold, which matches better the white and blue dial. But it's great to be able to see the metamorphosis of such a model/case.
Great stuff!
Thanks for sharing. One or two I'd not seen before there. Classy. Under-rated, imo.
Awesome post, M4! Thank you.
I would think this case shape looks and feels fantastic on the wrist.
That would make sense and the model
shown in this Hodinkee article seems identical indeed. ...