Toric Rattrapante | White Gold Berlin excluding the bracelet

excluding the bracelet

The case and lugs show light superficial marks only on the very surface of the material

alongside the twenty-three pocket watches he completed (plus one unfinished)

The watch is powered by a manually wound calibre developed in-house developed at Romain Gauthier

The dial and movement show no visible imperfections on the Côtes de Genève

Toric Rattrapante | White Gold Berlin excluding the braceletLimited to 10 pieces, this Parmigiani Toric Rattrapante combines a classic design with modern touches. While the split seconds function is a coveted complication in and of itself, the watch is further distinguished by its unusual colouring and design. From Restoration to Creation Michel Parmigiani is widely recognised as one of the foremost restorers of vintage clocks and watches. In 1976, in the midst of the Quartz Crisis, he opened his own workshop,