Luxury watchmaker Parmigiani Fleurier has released the 'Tonda PF Collection,' a new line of refined yet sporty timepieces that celebrate the brand's 25-year long history. The collection consists of four brand new models: a 40mm 'Micro-Rotor,' a 42mm 'Tonda PF Chronograph,' a 42mm 'Tonda PF Annual Calendar,' and the 'Tonda PF Split Seconds Chronograph.'
All of the watches within this collection blend classic PF features such as teardrop lugs and fluted bezels, with new modern elements to offer customers a range of sleek and sophisticated timepieces. The models all boast hand-guilloché dials, solid gold hands, and gold applied indexes and will be available in steel or 18k rose gold (except for the 'Tonda PF Split Seconds Chronograph').
The 'Tonda PF Split Seconds Chronograph' is undoubtedly the standout piece within this collection due to its highly complex model and limited quantity. Parmigiani Fleurier will only produce and sell 25 of these luxe timepieces, which come equipped with a 'PF361' engine, a 950 platinum case, gold bridges, and a 65h power reserve.
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Parmigiani Fleurier Unveils Sporty 'Tonda PF Collection'
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