13/05/2026
A watch that perfectly captures the spirit of early Parmigiani Fleurier — deeply traditional, highly artisanal, and created long before independent watchmaking entered the mainstream spotlight.
Introduced during the formative years of the manufacture, the Toric Tourbillon was Michel Parmigiani’s first interpretation of the tourbillon complication, drawing heavily from his background in restoration and classical horology.
The signature knurled bezel, inspired by ancient architectural motifs, remains one of the defining design elements of the Toric collection. Combined with elegant teardrop lugs and an open-worked dial, the watch strikes a balance between refinement and technical expression that feels uniquely Parmigiani.
Powering the watch is the manually wound calibre PF280 — a beautifully executed movement featuring traditional hand finishing, finely shaped bridges, polished bevels, and an overall aesthetic reminiscent of high-grade vintage pocket watch calibres.
An understated piece of haute horlogerie from one of watchmaking’s true independents from the Neo-vintage era.
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