8133Σ︎
Parmigiani Fleurier
Ref. PFA128-1002501
Kalpagraphe RG Collection Atelier
A rare and attractive pink gold tonneau-shaped chronograph wristwatch with hand-painted dial, date, small seconds and guarantee
Estimate
HK$80,000–160,000
€8,900–17,800
$10,300–20,500
Manufacturer
Parmigiani Fleurier
Year
Circa 2013
Movement No
055’293
Reference No
PFA128-1002501
Case No
35’584
Model Name
Kalpagraphe RG Collection Atelier
Material
18k pink gold
Bracelet/Strap
Ostrich
Clasp/Buckle
18k pink gold Parmigiani Fleurier deployant clasp
Dimensions
44mm length x 39mm width
Signed
Case, dial, movement and clasp signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Parmigiani Fleurier guarantee stamped Oriental Watch Co. Ltd. dated 3rd February 2013.
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- Revealed in Parmigiani’s world tours and exhibitions
- Hand-painted subsidiary dials that match with the strap
- In-house cal. PF334 movement based on the first Parmigiani self-winding movement
- Part of Parmigiani’s Collection Atelier series, Kalpagraphe with special variations were revealed in exhibitions and touring events in Switzerland, the Middle East, Asia and the United States back in 2010.
- The present watch features a blue dial with two hand-painted chronograph subsidiary dials which matches with the pattern and grains of the ostrich shin strap, showcasing the fine skills of the miniature-scale painter.
- The watch runs on the in-house cal. PF334 movement with a high jewel count of 68, which is based on the first self-winding movement of Parmigiani, the cal. PF331, and adding a chronograph module produced by Dubois Dépraz.
- Revealed in Parmigiani’s world tours and exhibitions
- Hand-painted subsidiary dials that match with the strap
- In-house cal. PF334 movement based on the first Parmigiani self-winding movement
- Part of Parmigiani’s Collection Atelier series, Kalpagraphe with special variations were revealed in exhibitions and touring events in Switzerland, the Middle East, Asia and the United States back in 2010.
- The present watch features a blue dial with two hand-painted chronograph subsidiary dials which matches with the pattern and grains of the ostrich shin strap, showcasing the fine skills of the miniature-scale painter.
- The watch runs on the in-house cal. PF334 movement with a high jewel count of 68, which is based on the first self-winding movement of Parmigiani, the cal. PF331, and adding a chronograph module produced by Dubois Dépraz.