8086Σ︎
Parmigiani
Ref. PFC404-1201400
Toric Chronograph
A rare and elegant white gold chronograph wristwatch with date, guilloché dial and certificate
Estimate
HK$80,000–120,000
€8,800–13,100
$10,300–15,400
Manufacturer
Parmigiani
Year
Circa 2022
Movement No
195’188
Reference No
PFC404-1201400
Case No
10459
Model Name
Toric Chronograph
Material
18K white gold
Calibre
Automatic, cal. 400Z, 31 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Crocodile
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel unsigned pin buckle
Dimensions
40mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial and movement signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Parmigiani Fleurier certificate of authenticity dated 30th September 2022.
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- Black guilloché dial with red chronograph readings
- Bold and luminous hands
- Reliable Zenith based movement, with guilloché decorated rotor
- Parmigiani Fleurier was established in 1996, and it has already demonstrated the combability of producing complicated watches. His early career in watch restoration perhaps gave him inspiration in own designs, which can be seen from the vintage-like appearance of the present Toric chronograph.
- He released the Toric in 1998, in which the models often feature single or double stepped knurled bezels, javelin hands and often intricately guilloché dials. The present Toric Chronograph shows the usual case features of the Toric, it is in black and marked with red chronograph readings. Comparing to previous Toric Chronograph models, the current model bears Arabic numerals instead of Roman numerals, and bold luminous triangular hands replacing javelin hands, giving a hint of modernity,
- The watch houses a Zenith El Primero based cal. 400Z movement with a self-winding rotor featuring the same guilloché motif as the dial. The matching pattern shows the brand’s attention to details, even when most times people do not pay the most attention to the decoration of the movement.
- Black guilloché dial with red chronograph readings
- Bold and luminous hands
- Reliable Zenith based movement, with guilloché decorated rotor
- Parmigiani Fleurier was established in 1996, and it has already demonstrated the combability of producing complicated watches. His early career in watch restoration perhaps gave him inspiration in own designs, which can be seen from the vintage-like appearance of the present Toric chronograph.
- He released the Toric in 1998, in which the models often feature single or double stepped knurled bezels, javelin hands and often intricately guilloché dials. The present Toric Chronograph shows the usual case features of the Toric, it is in black and marked with red chronograph readings. Comparing to previous Toric Chronograph models, the current model bears Arabic numerals instead of Roman numerals, and bold luminous triangular hands replacing javelin hands, giving a hint of modernity,
- The watch houses a Zenith El Primero based cal. 400Z movement with a self-winding rotor featuring the same guilloché motif as the dial. The matching pattern shows the brand’s attention to details, even when most times people do not pay the most attention to the decoration of the movement.