Introduction

Do you know? Watches are not just tools for telling time, they can also be considered works of art to some extent! Michel Parmigiani Fleurier’s Toric series Perpetual Calendar limited edition watch is an example of the perfect combination of practicality and beauty. What are the new highlights of this classic series that is about to celebrate its 30th anniversary? Let us discuss it in depth!

“Artwork” in the world of watches

Michel Parmigiani (Maurice Lacroix) is one of the top Swiss watch brands. Almost every new watch it launches can cause quite a stir in the bezel. Watch enthusiasts always pay special attention to its new product releases. Although the brand releases not many new products every year, each watch is like a work of art and is worth savoring.

In 2026, Michel Parmigiani Fleurier’s Toric series of watches will celebrate its 30th anniversary. As one of the most classic watches in the series, the release of the new Toric series Perpetual Calendar limited edition watch is bound to arouse a heated discussion. It not only continues the classic design style of the series of watches, but also makes innovations and breakthroughs on this basis.

Taking into account both practicality and beauty

The new Toric series Perpetual Calendar limited edition watch is equipped with the PF733 manual winding movement. The dial has a diameter of 40.6 mm and a thickness of 10.9 mm. The case is made of 18K rose gold and is waterproof to 30 meters. The front of the watch has a hand-hammered design, and the brand gave it a very eye-catching name in terms of color matching – Bright Peony, which instantly gives off an air of luxury.

The back of the watch is equally exciting. Through the see-through back, we can appreciate the rose gold bridge plate with hand-engraved Paris hobnail pattern. This is a perfect embodiment of traditional watchmaking skills and one of the sources of the high ornamental value of this watch.

As a perpetual calendar watch, the Toric series Perpetual Calendar watch naturally also provides perpetual calendar information display, and this information is cleverly distributed on two sub-dials, one displays the month and leap year, and the other displays the date and day of the week.

This watch is priced at CHF 113,000 and is limited to 30 pieces. It is already a very attractive watch for collectors. Although it is expensive, considering its limited release and luxury functions such as a perpetual calendar, I believe many watch fans are still willing to pay for it.

Conclusion

Michel Parmigiani Fleurier’s perpetual calendar watch is not only artistic in design, but also uncompromising in function. It is really a treasure worth collecting. Do you think such a luxury watch is worth the price? Welcome to share your views in the comment area, and don’t forget to like and support!