With the Toric Quantième Perpétuel, Parmigiani Fleurier takes a minimalist approach to one of watchmaking’s most admired complications: the perpetual calendar.
Framed by the signature knurled bezel that has defined the Toric collection since its creation and remain a key element also in the 2025 redesign, the dial offers a clear and harmonious reading of time.
The Alpha-shaped hour and minute hands take centre stage, while the perpetual calendar integrates seamlessly through two coaxial subdials displaying the day/date and month/leap year at 8 and 4 o’clock.
Crafted from solid gold, the dial is hand-engraved using a seventeenth-century technique rediscovered by Michel Parmigiani. Each gold disc is treated with a natural compound of cream of tartar, sea salt, and silver, then brushed by hand to achieve a softly textured, matte surface that resists reflections.
The result recalls the tactile warmth of aged parchment or mineral plaster, giving the watch its refined, luminous character.
Entirely hand-finished, the fluid case of the Toric Quantième Perpétuel measures 40.6 mm in diameter and 10.9 mm in thickness.
It is available in platinum 950, in a 50-piece limited edition, or 18-carat rose gold — the former paired with a Morning Blue dial, the latter with a Golden Hour hue.
Water resistance is rated at 30 metres / 100 feet.
Beating at 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour), the hand-wound Calibre PF733 offers a 60-hour power reserve and is visible through the sapphire crystal case back.
Large 18-carat rose gold bridges are arranged in a pure geometric layout, decorated with the distinctive Côtes de Fleurier pattern, and contrast beautifully with the sandblasted mainplate. Only the two barrels and the regulating organ remain visible.
Fitted with an alligator leather strap, the Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Quantième Perpétuel is priced at CHF 85,000 in rose gold (ref. PFH952-2010001-300181) and CHF 92,000 in platinum (ref. PFH952-2010002-300181). parmigiani.com
