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PHOTO CREDITS: Hodinkee
Another set of photos of the Toric Quantieme Perpetual released at W&W 2025
Ref PFH952-2010002-300181 - platinum case, "Morning Blue" dial
Ref PFH952-2010001-300181 - rose gold case, "Golden Hour" dial
PHOTO CREDITS: Hodinkee
Having had the pleasure of handling these watches in person, I was of the opinion that the rose gold version was the choice for me if I were to make the leap. These new pics are making me re-think that choice.
I especially like the wrist shot and how the watch wears with casual attire. The blue dial seems softer in these photos and less "electric" than the blue I saw under the glare of artificial lights in the PF booth. I also must say I'm getting more confident in the legibility of the perpetual calendar displays.
Still, it's hard to beat the earthiness of this "Golden Hour" dial.
Just to refresh memories on the movement, it is manually wound with 60 hours power reserve and Cotes de Fleurier guilloche on the gold bridges. Michel Parmigiani's signature is engraved above the twin barrels.
I continue to be attracted to these new Toric QPs which are due to be released in September if I recall right. I just don't know if I'm attracted enough to crack the wallet 
Have a nice Friday.
M4
Thank you for this new pictorial.
I agree that this wrist shot is attractive.
But the placement of the subdials still bothers me (judging from photos only).
Best, Emmanuel
I’ve reconciled myself to the subdial placement.
I’m still not sure about the crown placement below the midline of the case.
Thanks for commenting.
Whilst both are stunning looking Parmigiani Toric QP's
One is IMHO much nicer that the other, I have loved the look of these watches since they were first shown and my favourite since then has been the Platinum with the Morning Blue dial as I just think it is just quite simply a stunning looking watch. I am not usually a fan or appreciative of subdials that have two pointers in them as value the readability of a watches functions to be very important and no matter how beautiful or technically brilliant a watch may be if it fails on that it is a total fail for me. In this case the dial is totally and easily legible as well as being beautiful and in one of the nicest shades of blue I have seen used. So if you do decide to get one I guess by now it's obvious which one I would suggest you get but like in everything personal taste and choice is the most important factor and you should get whichever one speaks to you the most (as long as it's the Platinum).
Marc
I think they have a nice rose gold. But I think that
dial color might be too washed out and the baby blue color provides just enough subtlety and contrast with the platinum to make it stand out better
They're not phantoms.
Rocket J. Squirrel; Bullwinkle J. Moose; Boris Badenov; and Natasha Fatale. Okay?