Parmigiani Fleurier Stainless Steel Tonda Watch
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As a young watchmaker, Michel Parmigiani opened his workshop in 1976 with an eye for restoring antique timepieces. Today, Parmigiani Fleurier's watches require over 50 craftspeople of different trades to perfect, with every component created in-house from the Maison's home in the Swiss Jura Mountains. This enduring expertise is perfectly represented by its Tonda timepieces, which balance sports-driven functionality with elegant aesthetics. Finished with a platinum knurled bezel, this particular model is crafted from polished and satin stainless steel with an intricately patterned dial.
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As a young watchmaker, Michel Parmigiani opened his workshop in 1976 with an eye for restoring antique timepieces. Today, Parmigiani Fleurier's watches require over 50 craftspeople of different trades to perfect, with every component created in-house from the Maison's home in the Swiss Jura Mountains. This enduring expertise is perfectly represented by its Tonda timepieces, which balance sports-driven functionality with elegant aesthetics. Finished with a platinum knurled bezel, this particular model is crafted from polished and satin stainless steel with an intricately patterned dial.
As a young watchmaker, Michel Parmigiani opened his workshop in 1976 with an eye for restoring antique timepieces. Today, Parmigiani Fleurier's watches require over 50 craftspeople of different trades to perfect, with every component created in-house from the Maison's home in the Swiss Jura Mountains. This enduring expertise is perfectly represented by its Tonda timepieces, which balance sports-driven functionality with elegant aesthetics. Finished with a platinum knurled bezel, this particular model is crafted from polished and satin stainless steel with an intricately patterned dial.
