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Photos from Monochrome. The following is excerpted from the 2014 Monochrome article. "A normal minute repeater gong covers up to 1,5 times the perimeter of the movement. When the gong exceeds that and goes around the movement more than 1,5 times, it is ca

Russell Crowe with his Tonda PF Micro Rotor steel & rose gold with “stone blue” dial at Roland Garros. Showing great taste Maximus Decimus Meridius 😁 M4

I have a strong personal preference for white metal and between the two white metals here, platinum is my easy choice. Once you've experienced a platinum Toric, all other metals pale in comparison. Having said that, rose gold would be number 2 for me. The

Are two of my favorite precious metals, although I do not own either as of today. The last time I looked at it seriously was a Cartier Tortue CPCP in PT and the metal looked cold and not very attractive on my wrist, especially compared to the warmth of th

I owned the Parmigiani Fleurier PF Micro-Rotor Tonda for a while, and recently parted ways with it due to a couple of flaws that impacted my experience with it. Here’s my honest owner review. - Dial: the warm gray hand-guilloched dial is subtle. The close

without the bun - trying to cut down on carbs, but of course I’ll finish the chips. 🤦😂 Rocking a forum favorite, the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante. Enjoy the holiday weekend! Cheers! M4

I wanted something outside the same old AP, PP, VC and Rolex mix. Never paid attention to this manufacturer but as soon as I held it and tried it on I knew this was very high quality/comfort and mainly under the radar! I'm guilty of buying before the rese

I bought this watch, or at least reserved it, the moment it was introduced. I was wonderfully convinced from the photos I gathered. The first time I saw it is when I cracked open the box from my dealer, and I instantly knew I made a great decision. IMO, i

First Pf and what a watch!

Cool and refined at the same time. From our friend K Lo's collection. Best, Nicolas