Fleurier, Switzerland
Parmigiani Fleurier
Swiss watch manufacture founded in 1996 in Fleurier by the restorer Michel Parmigiani, maker of the Tonda PF and the Toric.
In Horlobase, Parmigiani Fleurier cases run from 36.1 to 42.5 mm across, half of them between 40 and 42 mm. The thinnest is the Tonda PF Micro-rotor 40 mm (7.8 mm), the thickest the Tonda PF Split-seconds Chronograph 42 mm (15 mm).
Coverage so far
1 of 22 references have at least one lug-to-lug figure; the brand itself publishes one for 0.
Parmigiani Fleurier references
| Watch | Ø | Thickness | Lug-to-lug | Calibre |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tonda PF Automatic 36.1 mm PFC804-1020001-100182 | 36.1 mm | 8.6 mm | — | PF770-HM |
| Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante 40 mm PFC904-1020001-100182 | 40 mm | 10.7 mm | — | PF052 |
| Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante 40 mm PFC905-1020001-100182 | 40 mm | 10.7 mm | — | PF051 |
| Tonda PF Gregorian Annual Calendar 42 mm PFC907-1020001-100182 | 42 mm | 11.1 mm | — | PF339 |
| Tonda PF Chronographe Mysterieux 40 mm PFC908-1020001-100182 | 40 mm | 13 mm | — | PF053 |
| Tonda PF Skeleton 40 mm PFC912-1020001-100182 | 40 mm | 8.5 mm | 45.6 mm | PF777 |
| Tonda PF Micro-rotor 40 mm PFC914-1020001-100182 | 40 mm | 7.8 mm | — | PF703 |
| Tonda PF Chronograph 42 mm PFC915-1020001-100182 | 42 mm | 12.4 mm | — | PF070-COSC |
| Tonda PF Chronograph No Date 40 mm PFC917-1020001-100182 | 40 mm | 12.72 mm | — | PF070-COSC |
| Tonda PF Sport Automatic 41 mm PFC930-1020001-400182 | 41 mm | 9.8 mm | — | PF770 |
| Tonda PF Sport Chronograph 42 mm PFC931-1020001-400182 | 42 mm | 12.9 mm | — | PF070-COSC |
| Tonda PF Sport Chronograph No Date 42 mm PFC931-1020023-400182 | 42 mm | 12.9 mm | — | PF070-CSND |
| Tonda PF Split-seconds Chronograph 42 mm PFH916-2010002-200182 | 42 mm | 15 mm | — | PF361 |
| Tonda PF Flying Tourbillon 42 mm PFH921-2020002-200182 | 42 mm | 8.6 mm | — | PF517 |
| Tonda PF Xiali Chinese Calendar 42 mm PFH982-1022501-100182 | 42 mm | 12.2 mm | — | PF008 |
| Tonda PF Hijri Perpetual Calendar 42 mm PFH983-1020001-100182 | 42 mm | 11.2 mm | — | PF009 |
| Toric Petite Seconde 40.6 mm PFC940-2010001-300181 | 40.6 mm | 8.8 mm | — | PF780 |
| Toric Petite Seconde 40.6 mm (platinum, calibre PF780-AN) PFC940-2010006-300181 | 40.6 mm | 8.8 mm | — | PF780-AN |
| Toric Chronograph Rattrapante 42.5 mm PFH951-2010002-300181 | 42.5 mm | 14.4 mm | — | PF361-SLIM |
| Toric Quantieme Perpetuel 40.6 mm PFH952-2010002-300181 | 40.6 mm | 10.9 mm | — | PF733 |
| Toric Quantieme Perpetuel 40.6 mm (rose gold, calibre PF733-AN) PFH952-2010004-300181 | 40.6 mm | 10.9 mm | — | PF733-AN |
| Tourbillon Carillon 41.6 mm TOURBILLON-CARILLON-WHITE-GOLD-ANNIVERSAIRE | 41.6 mm | 12.6 mm | — | PF950 |
Calibres used by Parmigiani Fleurier
| Calibre | Power reserve | Frequency | Used in |
|---|---|---|---|
| PF070-COSC | 65 h | 36,000 vph (5 Hz) | 3 |
About Parmigiani Fleurier
Michel Parmigiani, a restorer of old pieces, founded his house in Fleurier in 1996 with the support of the Sandoz Family Foundation. The group gathered around it the makers of its components, including Vaucher for movements and workshops for cases, dials and turned parts.
The round Tonda and the tonneau-shaped Kalpa are its two main lines.