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The bracelet is trim and comfortable, and the case is far smaller than the expansive dial would suggest. In hand, though, it doesn’t read that way. The resulting shape of the whole package is almost egg-like, or perhaps something that came from the Oakley sunglasses design team, and this effect is exaggerated in images. The Tonda PF features an integrated bracelet that flares at the lug to create a seamless curvature, broken only by the teardrop lug architecture that’s something of a hallmark for Parmigiani. Further, while it hits many of the same notes, no one will be mistaking this for a Royal Oak or Nautilus. It is not cheap, at $22,900, but it’s a watch that offers a clear contrast to the establishment selections in this genre. The Tonda PF Micro-Rotor is the entry point to the collection, offered in steel, with just time and date complications present. In hand and on wrist is a different matter, however. Sadly, these are qualities that don’t translate all that well in photography. Lines are smooth and unbroken, textures are tighter, and contrast is kept to a minimum. The PF watches are subtle and uniform in appearance, with a softness that begs a closer look. The Tonda PF collection is a curious one, taking the Tonda in a monotone direction compared to the GT collection that first broke ground in the “high end sport watch” genre for the brand. I’ve long championed Parmigiani, though admittedly, have never felt entirely in sync with their design language. And with demand surging for exactly this type of watch, buyers and enthusiasts are finally coming around to brands like Parmigiani Fleurier as, perhaps, the next big thing. The Tonda collection has existed for many years, but with the introduction of the Tonda PF collection last year, it got people talking. When they ventured into the steel sport watch space recently, they did so in their own way as well. The brand has remained in their own, rather conservative lane when it comes to styling, evolving slowly into new areas, and in their own way.

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I would steer clear of this company.Parmigiani Fleurier is a high end manufacture with pedigree that just hasn’t been able to crack into the mainstream zeitgeist of ‘hot watches’ over the years.

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Tried calling their corporate office in Florida: their mail boxes are all full I could not reach anyone nor leave a message. Multiple phone calls have still not resolved the issue. Received an additional $79 charge when I've already paid $960 and only used 17 of 24 sessions I paid for.