Parmigiani Fleurier Premieres the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante at Watches & Wonders

Making its world premiere at Watches & Wonders, the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante was unveiled alongside Parmigiani Fleurier’s other latest offerings.

Following last year’s successful launch of the Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante, the new timepiece is said to serve as a reinterpretation and evolvement of “one of the most common watchmaking functions.” In terms of appearance, the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante looks practically identical to the GMT, as both feature the 40mm platinum case, 18-carat rose gold pusher crown, knurled bezel, and starring a minimalist Grain d’Orge hand-guilloché dial. The new time-teller arrives in a sand gray-colored dial and is embellished with hand-applied gold indices, skeletonized delta-shaped hands, alongside rhodium-plated appliques.

Outfitted with anti-reflective sapphire glass on the front, as well as the caseback, where it showcases the PF052 automatic-winding Manufacture movement. The calibre is equipped with 35 jewels, and a micro-rotor that is crafted from 22-carat rose gold. As its name suggests, the timepiece is complete with a Minute Rattrapante function, as well as the usual hours and minutes indication, complete with 48 hours of power reserve, and 60 meters of water resistance. The watch is paired with a sleek and integrated stainless steel bracelet, which comes in a polished and satin-finish, fastened in place with a matching folding clasp.

The Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante is due to release in September with a retail price of CHF 28,000 (approximately $30,639 USD). Visit the Maison’s official website to view its full lineup for the event.

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