Front side of the PF354 displays a tourbillon aperture, with its distinctive balance bridge and a barrel bridge, which adds symmetrical appeal to the dial arrangement. On the business side of the caliber is a traditional lateral-clutch chronograph mechanism with a column wheel that is mounted on the rear of the caliber. Softly shaped chronograph bridges and curved chronograph levers decorate the movement overall.

The PF354 boasts all the hallmarks of haute horlogerie finishing standards, using techniques including  Côtes de Genève, perlage, circular brushing, straight grinding, sphere-polished shafts, flat-polished screw heads, traditional bevelling across the mainplate, bridges parts of the chronograph.

The element that undoubtedly caught your attention first was the baguette-cut diamonds, which, to our knowledge, is the first and only execution of its type for this model and pre-dates the similarly set Hijri Calendar. Each of the 92 stones is cut and set to perfection and totals nearly 8 cts of stones all bearing the same quality and craftsmanship that you would expect from a Haute Horology example from Parmiginai Fleurier.

Model: Toric Tourbillon Chronograph
Reference: PF601859-01
Circa: 2017
Material: Rose gold
Dial: Skeletonized
Dimensions: 43 mm; 13.40 mm
Movement: PF354
Bracelet / Strap: Brown leather strap with signed 18k gold buckle
Lug Width: 24mm

Condition Report:
Excellent, almost no signs of wear

Included:
Watch, box and papers

Warranty & Authenticity:
The watch comes with the Greenwich Time 24 Month Warranty alongside a lifetime guarantee of authenticity.

The Parmigiani Fleurier brand - a watch-making adventure that transcends the mundane - was created in Fleurier in 1996 and was guided by the passion of a man who remained faithful to the very essence of the watchmaker. Michel Parmigiani, master horologist, renowned restorer, and talented creator of mechanical time-keepers, dedicates his knowledge, which has been enriched by past and present teachings, to the benefit of the brand.

The Sandoz Family Foundation, who had tasked a young Michel Parmigiani to lead the restoration of their horological artifact collection, became interested in bringing Parmigiani's masterful work to the consumer market. In 1996, with the backing of the Sandoz Foundation, Parmigiani Fleurier was able to fit out its manufacturing workshops with the means to produce exceptionally high-quality goods. In less than 10 years, it achieved near complete vertical integration, and the industrial equipment deployed constitutes one of the rarest and most complete manufacturing workshops in Switzerland. The very essence of haute horology, such as attention to detail or the beauty of the embellishment of a simple or highly complicated movement, is the subject of great attention at Parmigiani Fleurier and is the reason for its international recognition.