Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Skeleton: Skeletonization as Architecture

Parmigiani Fleurier is expanding the Tonda PF Skeleton collection with a limited-edition model in 18-karat rose gold, available in a run of 30 pieces. The warm metal is paired with Milano Blue—a shade that highlights the open-worked architecture of the PF777 in-house caliber.

The Tonda PF Skeleton is not just about exposing as much of the movement as possible. The bridges form a clearly structured layout that guides the eye through the movement’s various levels. Satin-finished surfaces alternate with hand-beveled edges, while Milano Blue accentuates the contrast between the individual components.

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Rose gold and blue are perfectly coordinated in this limited edition. The distinctive fluted bezel, the 40-millimeter case, and the integrated bracelet are crafted from 18-karat rose gold. This gives the technically open watch an appearance that is both warm and cohesive.

The PF777 In-House Caliber

The automatic PF777 is only 3.9 millimeters thick. It consists of 192 components, operates at a frequency of 4 hertz, and offers a 60-hour power reserve. The rotor is also skeletonized and crafted from 22-karat rose gold, ensuring that it obscures the view of the movement as little as possible.

The watch’s low profile helps the Tonda PF maintain its flat, understated silhouette despite its open design. As a result, the mechanical components and decorative elements do not stand side by side but form a unified design.

30 pieces in rose gold

Parmigiani Fleurier is limiting the Tonda PF Skeleton Rose Gold Milano Blue to 30 pieces. The price is 109,500 euros. Its limited production run, the case crafted entirely from rose gold—including the integrated bracelet—and the elaborate hand-finishing make it a particularly exclusive model within the Tonda PF collection.