PARMIGIANI FLEURIER Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante ref.PFC904 cal.PF052 / 40mm

The rattrapante, redefined.

The Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante is the first model in the world with a rattrapante mechanism working in minutes.

The pusher at eight gives five minutes, the one at ten gives one minute.

The minute hand jumps as required, making elapsed time visible — a way of thinking with no precedent.

It is also an innovation that brings the measurement once done on a diver's bezel inside the movement itself.

Layered hands.

The dial carries an hour hand and two minute hands, laid one over the other.

The first is rhodium-treated gold, marking real time.

The second is an 18k rose gold minute hand, normally hidden beneath it.

Press the pusher and it appears, quietly indicating the target time.

And the moment the two overlap becomes a silent signal that the measured time is complete.

Intuition fused with precision.

Like a split seconds, the mechanism is returned to its original position by a pusher integrated into the crown.

The action is intuitive and yet extremely precise.

A complication that sacrifices neither ease of use nor legibility: design thinking that is exactly the harmony of beauty and function Parmigiani Fleurier sets out to achieve.

A tailored outline.

A case 40mm across and 10.7mm thick.

A combination of stainless steel and platinum balances dignity with lightness.

The sand-grey dial, with barleycorn guilloché decoration, has a woven texture that changes expression with the angle of the light.

A silhouette built by the hands of a manufacture, much as a tailor drapes cloth.

Time, rebuilt.

The movement is the Cal.PF052.

21,600 vibrations per hour, a 48-hour power reserve, 271 components.

Inside it lives a new design philosophy for handling minutes.

Mechanical art not for reading time but for mastering it.

That is the essence of the Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante.

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