Parmigiani Fleurier has introduced a new 30-piece limited edition of its Tonda PF Skeleton, featuring an 18k rose gold case and bracelet paired with a Milano Blue openworked dial and movement. This iteration builds upon the existing Tonda PF Skeleton collection, offering a warmer aesthetic by combining the established Milano Blue treatment with rose gold.
- Limited to 30 pieces
- 40mm x 8.5mm 18K rose gold case
- PF777 automatic skeletonized movement
- 60-hour power reserve
- 100 meters water resistance
The Milano Blue sandblasted and satin-finished dial features hand-applied 18K rose gold indexes and delta-shaped hands.
The Milano Blue bridges are rendered via atomic layer deposition (ALD) to preserve sculpted contours, paired with the soft blush of rose gold.
The 40mm case measures only 8.5mm thick, an impressively slender figure for an automatic skeleton watch.
The PF777 caliber was purpose-built from first principles with skeletonization in mind, balancing aesthetic and practical concerns.
The knurled bezel is a design detail deeply connected to Parmigiani's language, dating back to its early Toric watches.
The gear train, barrel, and escapement are rhodium-plated with matching screws for contrast, while rose gold indexes and hands stand out.
The openworked architecture's sandblasted and satin-finished surfaces create subtly different textures across the bridges, making the blue shapes easier to read.
The blend of polished, satin-finished, and sandblasted surfaces on the movement keeps it feeling contemporary and avoids common pitfalls of skeletonization like legibility issues.