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New release in the Tonda PF Sport range . . . Sport Chronograph Silver Verzasca.
Reference PFC931-1020023-400182
Apparently market reception to this color has been favorable as it has now been extended to the PF Sport line.
Housed in a 42mm stainless steel case enclosing movement PF070-CSND (CS=COSC certified, ND=no date).
The color "Verzasca" was first introduced at WW2025 in the Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante model shown here.
Apparently market reception to this color has been favorable as it has now been extended to the PF Sport line.
I like that the date has been removed from the dial of this chronograph. Under CEO Guido Terreni, Parmigiani seems to have embraced the idea of offering no date watches. A substantial number of new pieces have been introduced in the last 2 - 3 years without a date.
I also like the color contrasted chapter ring surrounding the dial. I think the contrast will optically make the watch wear smaller.
The COSC certified high-beat (5 Hz) chronograph movement is column wheel activated, with 65 hours of power, screw-in crown, and 100M water resistance. It's an all around excellent movement with high level finishing typical of Parmigiani.
A rubber strap with embossed weave pattern completes the package.
What do you all think of this pre-Watches & Wonders novelty?
Thanks for looking and commenting.
M4
I do think the brand is pretty well in tune with its customer base . . . watch lovers who want a minimalist aesthetic & "private luxury"
Not bad, but the GMT Rattrapante speaks to me more.
When reading your post and scrolling from this new Sport model to the GMT, it struck me: the Verzasca Rattrapante is really gorgeous.
Thanks for this informative post.
Best, Emmanuel
I handled it in Geneva last spring and preferred the Verzasca dial to the original Tonda GMT Rattrapante in Milano Blue.
Compared to other green dials offered by the brand, my favorite is the Slate Green on the Tonda PF Skeleton.
Thanks,
M4
Thanks,
M4
The colored minute chapter ring makes it for me
Parmigiani seems to always get the small details correct.
I do like this color dial and the no date !
I think 40mm would be wonderful. As for the strap, nice color, appears it would pick up all sorts of dirt. I assume proprietary only.
It appears the brand will keep the 40mm chronograph in the "Tonda PF" range (platinum bezel) and . . . .
the 42mm chronograph in the "Tonda PF Sport" range (steel bezel). The movements are essentially the same in the two watches.
The strap is rubber so it should be washable.
Thanks for commenting TCF!
The strap is rubber so it should be washable.
Thanks for commenting TCF!
I put the Tufo(off white) strap on my Panda about 4 months ago and have put it through everything. No issues with dirt or discoloration and everything kind of wipes right off. In the early days of rubber straps(20 years or so ago) especially with white colors there was this really weird phenomenon of being able to wipe dirt and dinginess off 2 or 3 times then it was kind of forever in the strap. Not so with most modern straps. Just passing along my experience thus far.
You'll have to venture over to the Tonda PF lineup for the 40mm chronograph.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting Markus.
Thank you for clarifying this
I was confused about which offerings were 42mm and which were 40mm.
This is my favorite chronograph variant from them so far!!
I absolutely love the color and finish combinations. Bravo!! 
Once again, gorgeous timepiece from Parmigiani 👌
Wonderful color. I love it.
Hope to try it at W&W in few weeks.
Hope to try it at W&W in few weeks.
Great, hope you're able to get it on your wrist for a trial. Thanks for stopping by here!
p.s. Be sure to post photos if you have a chance to handle the watch at Watches & Wonders. Thanks.