Parmigiani Fleurier is a Swiss independent watchmaker rooted in restoration, known for elegant design, in-house mastery, and high-horology precision.



Parmigiani Fleurier is a Swiss independent manufacture founded in 1996 by master restorer Michel Parmigiani, backed by the Sandoz Family Foundation. The brand emerged from Michel Parmigiani's work restoring antique clocks and watches for major museums and private collectors — giving the brand an unusually deep foundation in historical movement architecture. Parmigiani is one of the most vertically integrated manufactures in Switzerland, producing cases, dials, straps, and movements almost entirely in-house.
The Tonda PF, relaunched under CEO Guido Terreni (formerly of Bulgari), is Parmigiani's flagship contemporary collection featuring integrated bracelets, minimalist dials, and manufacture movements finished to haute horlogerie standards. The Tonda PF Micro-Rotor uses an ultra-thin calibre with a peripheral micro-rotor for slim proportions. The Tonda PF Chronograph and Split-Seconds Chronograph showcase the brand's complication expertise in understated, wearable form. The collection has gained significant critical acclaim for its quiet luxury positioning.
Parmigiani Fleurier is among the most self-sufficient manufactures in Switzerland. Through affiliated companies, the brand produces its own movements at Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier (shared with Hermès), cases and bracelets at Elwin, dials at Quadrance et Habillage, and straps at Hermès subsidiary France's finest leather workshops. This level of vertical integration gives Parmigiani unusually tight quality control and is rare even among manufacture brands — most 'manufactures' still outsource cases, dials, or straps to specialist suppliers.

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