Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Chronomètre & A very special skill

In this video, we focus on a very special decorative skill used on the newly launched Toric Chronomètre by Parmigiani Fleurier; the art of "moletage".

[@nicolasemaldi1455]

When you look one of this pieces you don't know what it has, there is nothing very jazzy, all is descreet rally calm but you feel it has something special, something unique. When you understand the amount of work, tradition and care that these crazy people put in their job, veryrhing is clear. Thanks so much watchestv for this video. Understanding watchmaking should be impossible without your work.

[@WATCHESTVcom]

You nailed it! You can't necessarily say why, but there is a very distinctive harmonious "something" that comes out of this timepiece.

[@drpeterolsson]

Got to agree with Tim below. Fantastic content and so professional.

[@tw2210]

This is just such a fantastic channel... lovely looking watch. Great video, thank you. Tim in London

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Thanks a lot Tim, makes us happy!

[@thomasmoll8822]

Merci MAD. The latest couple of videos are really of the type which sets your channel apart.

[@austintschirhart6412]

those are definitely my new favorite style of hands. stunningly beautiful

[@yourdata2478]

Thank you Marc, this is the blood of the industry , 👏👏👏👏👏

[@JamesIdentity]

I love videos like this one. Showcasing a rare and special craft is very... satisfying. Keep up the great work!

[@strobemachine]

Great episode, like always. We love discovering this crafts! :D

[@markolml]

I love this chanel!!, amazing watchmaking content!!

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Many many thanks!

[@user-ud2ij7ro5c]

Great episode!

[@itsruf1]

Observation:
As a woodworker, I turn on my lathe and "knurl" with a special lathe turning tool from "Sorby".
It's just wood of course, but micro on metal and flawless is neat to see here !

[@WatchGeek]

just wow, and an incredibly elegant piece

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Very elegant and understated.

[@RoelfvanderMerwe]

This is awesome! I love seeing stuff like this!

[@amintaslneto]

Thanks for sharing Marc.
Just love PF finish and design! :)

[@renatoronzon8427]

A MAD in Switzerland Company, Nice one!!!!

[@WATCHESTVcom]

;)

[@175139]

Exquisite work from a true master. Great video!

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Thank you and indeed beautiful classic timepiece. Best to you

[@digggert]

indeed a very beautiful case (and watch as whole obviously) that emphasizes this special bezel decoration.

[@geberdali3888]

See you soon
trop cool le mec.

[@WATCHESTVcom]

;)

[@stardust4711]

at first view i thought " nothing special ".
Now, after the vid i love it. you have to get into the watch to discover the whole beauty of it.

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Shared feeling, the more I see it, the more I like it!

[@patcookbb1423]

Simply fantastic !! congratulation

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Happy you liked it!

[@aaronsung6208]

impressivr, he is the last man to applied the watch technique aside from the last man who wear a cravat.

[@WATCHESTVcom]

Good point ;)

[@jfrschnell]

This technique, if we can say, it is art within the art of watch making. Hopefully someone in the new generation of watchmaking will take it from here

[@SoCalFreelance]

Hopefully this watchmaker is passing along his techniques to the next generation like those attending the WOSTEP school you highlighted last year.

[@WATCHESTVcom]

This is indeed a very important issue.

[@metaforically]

Oh dear those glasses

[@watchesaliswiss714]

with parmegiany,evry day ther is a new

[@WATCHESTVcom]

New and classic at the same time!

[@Bhatakti_Hawas]

Philippe Dufour and Grebuel Foursey need to come to the rescue