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Named after its founder, Michel Parmigiani, often described as having "the hands of a god," the watchmaking maison was established in Fleurier, Switzerland in 1996. Drawing on the knowledge and experience gained from restoring numerous historical masterpieces owned by the Sand Family Foundation, one of the world's leading art collectors, the maison boldly creates contemporary watches based on great works of the past.


In 2005, the company achieved a fully in-house production system through vertical integration of the watch industry, allowing for complete control over every aspect of the manufacturing process and enabling free creative expression.
Parmigiani Fleurier's distinctive approach lies in creating timepieces imbued with timeless mechanisms and designs woven through restoration, resulting in watches that will be worthy of restoration even centuries from now, when viewed by watchmakers of the future.

"Trick Chronometer" 2,592,000 yen

18K rose gold case: 40.8mm diameter, approximately 55-hour power reserve, 3 ATM water resistance, automatic winding.

The "Trick," originally designed by Michel Parmigiani, has been revived with a new design. The slate gray dial features concentric guilloché decoration that evokes the arrangement of pine cones, an example of the golden ratio.
This dress watch possesses a unique presence thanks to its bezel, which features a mortage process where each piece is hand-carved by skilled craftsmen.

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