The TORIC Petite Seconde redefines the codes of the dress watch through harmonious proportions, precious materials and sartorial refinement. Rooted in Michel Parmigiani’s founding vision, it expresses an elegance that rewards close attention.

Each detail contributes to this harmony: the finely knurled bezel, the gently curved gold dial and the velvety nubuck alligator strap, finished with punto a mano stitching. Grained entirely by hand using an ancestral technique preserved through Michel Parmigiani’s restoration work, the dial reveals subtle variations in texture and light. Beneath it, the manually wound PF780 calibre brings mechanical depth to this restrained composition, with 18-carat rose-gold bridges and meticulous finishing.

Thirty years after TORIC first gave form to the Maison’s vision, the new TORIC Petite Seconde Platinum in Morning Blue carries this heritage forward. A polished platinum case frames an 18-carat white-gold dial whose delicate grain lends depth to the Morning Blue hue. Paired with an Akoya Grey nubuck strap, this new expression brings fresh light to a lasting idea of elegance.

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The TORIC Quantième Perpétuel brings together the mechanical sophistication of a perpetual calendar and the sartorial elegance of the TORIC collection. Harmonious proportions, precious materials and a restrained dial give this grand complication a quietly contemporary expression.

At its heart, the manually wound PF733 calibre combines rose-gold construction with a 60-hour power reserve. Measuring just 5.15 mm thick, it allows the watch to retain a slender profile while accommodating the complexity of its calendar mechanism.

Two subdials with coaxial indications organise the calendar with clarity: day and date at eight o’clock, month and leap year at four o’clock. This balanced composition preserves the openness of the hand-grained dial, framed by the collection’s signature knurled bezel. Every detail expresses the same pursuit: mechanical artistry made discreet, tactile and personal.

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The TORIC Chronograph Rattrapante brings mechanical complexity to a balanced, restrained design, where Haute Horlogerie meets the sartorial elegance of the collection.

At its core beats the PF361 calibre, a manually wound movement with openworked 18-carat rose-gold bridges. Operating at 5 Hz with a 65-hour power reserve, it combines two column wheels, a vertical clutch and a flexible monolithic clamp to control its split-seconds mechanism. The bridges form flowing arabesques, highlighted by hand-bevelled edges, polished details and satin finishing.

A hand-grained solid-gold dial is framed by an 18-carat rose-gold case, expressing the collection’s commitment to precious materials. The finely knurled bezel, oval pushers and carefully balanced proportions echo the architectural origins of TORIC, while a nubuck alligator strap adds the softness of fine tailoring.

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“With Toric, we didn’t seek to echo the past, we wanted to reframe it. The dress watch, once rigid and codified, deserved a more liberated expression. Not nostalgia, but a reimagining of classicism through a modern lens: more intimate, more tactile, more quietly confident.

We brought a sartorial eye to horology where every detail matters: the balance of form, the integrity of materials, the precision of hand-finishing. Toric revives traditional techniques the industry had all but forgotten, and privileges noble metals like gold and platinum, paired with in-house movements finished to the highest standards.

These are timepieces for those who see luxury not as display, but as dialogue between the hand and the material, between self and time. Toric isn’t simply a style. Toric expresses a way of being in the world.”

– Guido Terreni, CEO of Parmigiani Fleurier