Parmigiani Fleurier · Toric Petite Seconde Platinum Morning Blue
The model in detail
Meet the watch
The Toric Petite Seconde Morning Blue’s most interesting feature begins with the dial surface. Its base is 18k white gold, textured by hand. Fine graining works with the blue colour without a guilloché pattern. Slender hands and small seconds sit against that background, leaving most of the space to the material itself.
EnlargeHand-graining on the blue dial, with small seconds at six o’clock.
© © Parmigiani Fleurier · SourceThe 950 platinum case measures 40.6 mm across and 8.8 mm thick. Those proportions explain its character better than a label: this is a relatively broad but thin classical watch. The knurled bezel maintains the connection to Toric, the collection with which the brand’s history began in 1996.
EnlargeThe platinum case in profile: overall thickness is 8.8 mm.
© © Parmigiani Fleurier · SourceFrom the back, the PF780 is visible without a rotor obscuring it. Its 18k rose-gold bridges carry Côtes de Fleurier, while two visible barrels supply 60 hours of running time. The 3.15 mm-thick movement operates at 4 Hz and comprises 157 components. Hand winding allows the entire architecture to remain on view.
Details and limitations
This weekend’s news is the Morning Blue’s presentation at WatchTime New York on October 16–18, covered by the organiser on October 17. Parmigiani’s original release is dated October 1, 2026.
The official website lists CHF 56,500. An Akoya Grey nubuck alligator strap completes the design. Water resistance is 30 m: this thin platinum case has different priorities from a sports watch.
