Chronor Anniversary

I have two scheduled appointments in the Parmigiani Fleurier booth. One, a "touch and try" small group session, and the other a one-on-one hour long meeting with the Managing Director - Americas and his Director of Marketing. Over the next week I will be

Parmigiani Tonda Chronor Anniversaire commemorating the brand's 20th anniversary in 2016. Deep blue enamel dial. Skeletonized gold bridges. Double column wheel split seconds chronograph. High beat movement, 36,000 vph. Strap by VelleAlexander. Brought thi

Parmigiani Fleurier began its life as a haute horlogerie brand in 1996. Since inception it has introduced a surprisingly large number of references, especially chronograph references. The intent of this post is to catalog the different chronographs made b

November weather has set in. Not terribly cold but rainy and gloomy. I still made it downtown for my morning espresso and pumpkin bread (it's the season!). Of course I did my daily New York Times Mini Crossword )))) It took 1 min 39 sec today. Kind of slo

Parmigiani Fleurier released this 20th anniversary split seconds chronograph in 2016. The watch went on to win the Best Chronograph award at the 2017 GPHG. I was lucky enough to secure a piece earlier this year and want to share it again with the WPS comm

It's the right time of the year for a morning walk to the barista for a morning espresso. Having the right watch makes the walk that much more enjoyable. Parmigiani Tonda Chronor Anniversaire circa 2016, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the brand. Spli

Got this one last week and snapped a few shots for this post. Here are the highlights on the watch. A complete write up will come later. Split second chronograph, 42 x 14 mm. Enamel dial. Manual movement, 65 hour power reserve. Limited edition released in

The blue enemal dial really shows out in the sun, mesmerizing this chronograph rattrapante from Parmigiani

One merchant recently had the PT, WG and RG (x2) versions available. I bought the RG one, pictured below. Another WPS member picked up two: the PT and other RG. I believe a third WPS member has also bought one recently. Something of a micro-glut of buys,

I have this watch and posted on it some time ago. I like it a lot and - not untypically for PF - it seems to have caught relatively few eyes. The watch bears all the PF hallmarks knitted into it. That means the coin edge bezel from the Toric and dial elem