Tondagraph

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

Here is the summary of the Independents submitted to this week's wristscan on Limited Editions. Be-Ba Chronometer: A very rare timepiece which many of us have never heard of. Maybe 8 pieces exist. Some gorgeous pictures and info here Nord Zeitmachine Vari

I have also ordered the Nebula Blue with steel bracelet! My AD carries both A&S and Parmigiani and have offered me the option of switching to the Tondagraph if when the Nebula arrives, I am not happy with it. When is your estimated delivery date? I have b

Hi all, Hope everyone is well. I have been contemplating a steel bracelet watch. For a casual but still elegant watch that I can wear in a number of different situations. What are your views on the new Arnold & Son Nebula Blue on SS bracelet vs the Parmig

I am really fascinated by your analysis. The Daytona is not a fair comparison perhaps but, to give you more context, I was wearing it on the day and the price for the bicolor daytona is lower than the Tonda GT. One could argue that the tonda movement is m

The bracelets of the two watches are, for instance, designed for quite different purposes. The one on the Tondagraph is delicate and decorative; on the Daytona it's robust and sturdy. Both are good examples of what they want to achieve, and I would find i

Today I tried the Parmigiani Tondagraph GT, both the LE version with black dial and the panda version. I was wearing a Daytona so I thought a comparison might be useful. Something felt a bit off about the Parmigiani. I know the quality is supposed to be t

Maybe 😬! At least it isn't a gold watch with brown dial, that would make it a near certainty! Of course I do have a few BMWs in the fleet… That looks like it was a great event. I've been a fan of Parmigiani for several years and tried on a Tondagraph a wh

My wife and I stopped by our good friends at Oliver Smith in Scottsdale to say "HI" and collect a couple of straps we had ordered. I knew all about the limited edition they had commissioned for Oliver's 40th anniversary but expected them to have sold out