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Another one: Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda.
39 mm steel case. AND... Blue meteorite dial!
Not only the dial is fascinating, but also the case profile....
... AND the micro rotor movement!
Cool, elegant and eye catching...
Credit photos: Analog and Shift.
Best,
Nicolas
Another one: Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda.
39 mm steel case. AND... Blue meteorite dial! Not only the dial is fascinating, but also the case profile.... ... AND the micro rotor movement! Cool, elegant and eye catching... Credit photos: Analog and Shift. Best, Nicolas ...
Thanks Doc. That’s what I recall.
I believe that some Indie’s use their movements too (Laine being one) and maybe RM too? 🤔
Honestly....
This is probably my favorite Pf. I actually managed to forget it exists - that's how rarely I've seen it posted anywhere........
Beautiful. Right size / dimensions. Excellent time piece. 😊
Were can you buy one? Curious, asking.? Nico. Geross.
It's a cool and no frills watch, but . . .
. . . I wish it didn't have lumed hands. Skeletonized hands would have been so much better, which is what all of the Tondas now have. Just my opinion, of course. M4
Great looking watch and movement, BUT....
...having owned that same watch (in rose gold ) I must say that the winding action of the micro-rotor was ....lousy!! Not sure if this has been improved in the meantime but my watch could barely stock enough energy :after wearing for a full day it was not...
Common problem with micro rotors.
Definitely not unusual amongst micro rotor movements. But yes. Very annoying. My Pateks with micro rotors sometimes have this problem. My Bulgari has this problem in spades. The new version of Bulgari movements has fixed this issue supposedly. And if I ow...
