Parmigiani has added a complication to their Toric collection in the form of the new Quantieme Perpétuel (Perpetual Calendar), available in two limited edition variants – Morning Blue, which has a pale blue dial in a platinum case, and Golden Hour, which has a rose gold dial and rose gold case. The cases are a comfortably sized 40.6mm with thickness of 10.9mm, their polished cases featuring a knurled bezel.
At the outset, it is important to note one thing about this watch and its naming – the absence of a year. The co-axial display consists of a left sub dial with an outer ring showing the date, and an inner ring showing the day and a right sub dial with the month and leap year indicator.
The dials are hand-grained 18k white gold for the platinum model, and hand-grained 18k rose gold for the rose gold model variant. This pale softness to their use of colour is a characteristic of the current Parmigiani Fleurier, and for these watches extends to their straps, which are either Akoya Grey or Arctic Grey hand-stitched nubuck alligator leather.
For the platinum model, the markers are rhodium-plated 18k gold, whereas for the rose gold piece, they are 18k rose gold, which makes that model a complete monochromatic study in rose gold.
Powering the new Toric Quantieme Perpétuel is the manually-wound PF733. Beating at 28,800VPH with a power reserve of 60 hours, its 18k rose gold surfaces have the brand’s Côtes de Fleurier pattern, and a sand-blasted mainplate.
Available in September 2025 and limited to fifty pieces each, the RRP for the Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Quantieme Perpétuel platinum is CHF 92,000 and for the rose gold, CHF 85,000.
[Photo credit: Parmigiani Fleurier]
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