Parmigiani

. . . and climbing! Please join me in congratulating Dan on the accomplishment. He's the most capable moderator Parmigiani could ask for. Art

Toric Chronograph Rattrapante PFH951-2010001-300181 What do you think, the original (lighter) strap or the second (darker) strap? I'm leaning toward the original. Thanks! M4

Yes, the Kalpa Grande should fit your wrist very well. I understand the desire for the XL because of the movement. You also might look at the Parmigiani Ionica. It preceded the Kalpa XL and was the original case for the 8-day hebdomadaire movement. The Io

My wrist is about a touch less than 17cm. I have been trying to decide between: a Grande, (rose gold case, automatic) which is perfectly comfortable, and a Grande XL (stainless hebdomadaire movement, black dial blue accents), which fits less well than the

PFC917-2020001-200182 With Watches & Wonders attention focused on Parmigiani's introduction of the Tonda PF Chronograph Mysterieux , this 40mm rose gold chronograph flew a bit under the radar. Completing my intro of the 2026 novelties, here is the Tonda P

The Ovale Pantographe is so far away from mainstream ... and such a great pleasure on the wrist! Best, Gerard

Kalpa XL and local micro brew. The Kalpa has been monopolizing my wrist since its return from servicing. Hope you all are having a wonderful Saturday evening. M4

besides the unique shape and hands, the movement finishing, cloud shaped bridges, interior angle bevelling.. all sublime. I wonder if Mr Michel Parmigiani has personally worked on these peices. And for me personally, the 8 day power reserve is very useful

My first reaction is the Morning Blue small seconds Toric looks exceptional in your pic. Better than the Monochrome pics in my eyes. I also am fond of the chronograph Agave Blue dial but understand it's not a color that will speak to everyone. Thanks agai

I had seen a few photos beforehand… but honestly, they don’t quite prepare you for the real thing. The hand-worked dials display a truly unique texture. It is extremely subtle — almost “quiet” — yet the moment the watch comes to life on the wrist, the lig