From an enigmatic chronograph to a contemporary perpetual calendar, the Swiss Maison earns recognition across four distinct categories at watchmaking’s most prestigious awards.
Parmigiani Fleurier has secured an impressive four nominations at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève 2026, with every timepiece submitted by the Maison selected by the GPHG Academy.
Often regarded as one of the most important celebrations in contemporary horology, the GPHG honours watches that demonstrate exceptional creativity, technical mastery and artistic vision. For Parmigiani Fleurier, being represented across four separate categories reflects the remarkable breadth of its watchmaking expertise.
Leading the nominations is the TONDA PF Chronographe Mystérieux, selected in the Chronograph category. Defined by its intriguing mechanical expression and the refined elegance of the TONDA PF collection, the timepiece brings an air of mystery to one of watchmaking’s most technically demanding complications.
In the Essential category, the TONDA PF Minute Rattrapante Arctic Rose offers a poetic and intuitive interpretation of elapsed time. Its delicate Arctic Rose dial introduces a subtle sense of warmth, balancing contemporary functionality with the quiet sophistication that has become a signature of the Maison.
The TORIC Perpetual Calendar 30th Anniversary has been nominated in the Calendar and Astronomy category. Created to commemorate three decades of the TORIC collection, the watch pays tribute to Parmigiani Fleurier’s mastery of classical complications while presenting them through a distinctly modern lens.
Completing the quartet is the TORIC Petite Seconde 30th Anniversary, selected in the Time Only category. Restrained yet deeply expressive, the model celebrates the enduring appeal of traditional watchmaking, where carefully considered proportions, exquisite finishing and purity of design take centre stage.
Together, the four nominations reveal the full spectrum of Parmigiani Fleurier’s identity—from mechanical innovation and complex calendar watchmaking to understated, time-only elegance. More than individual achievements, they represent a Maison that continues to evolve while remaining firmly connected to the principles of haute horlogerie.
The winners will be announced during the 26th GPHG Awards Ceremony in Geneva on 7 November 2026, when the global watchmaking community gathers to recognise the year’s most significant horological creations.
For Parmigiani Fleurier, however, securing four nominations across four categories is already a compelling statement: true luxury is found not in excess, but in precision, restraint and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
