A High-Precision Moon Phase Requiring Correction Only Once Every 122 Years

This corrects the approximately 44-minute discrepancy between the standard lunar display and the actual lunar cycle, showing two different lunar phases corresponding to the moon as seen in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. The moon counter and large rose gold moon disk express the sparkle of a galaxy filled with stars.

The retrograde date calendar operates on the assumption of a leap year every four years, meaning the calendar needs adjustment only once a year for three out of every four years.

To enhance legibility, the dial features a wider aperture in the bezel, with the minute markers and hour indexes placed further outward. This simultaneously creates the effect of the moon phase appearing to float.

"The annual calendar and moon phase reflect the cosmic order that governs us," says Michel Parmigiani. This model is a testament to the passion of Michel Parmigiani for the moon and calendars, imbued with the full aesthetic of PARMIGIANI FLEURIER.