The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes the boxes (inner and outer), additional items, and papers dated 2025. The MSRP for this watch is $82,251.

Debuted as a world premiere in 2022 and one of the most technically innovative GMT complications ever produced, the Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante is a 40mm 18-carat rose gold timepiece measuring 10.7mm in thickness — a true dual time zone watch in which two entirely separate, superimposed skeletonized delta-shaped hour hands rotate on the same axis. One hand in rhodium-plated gold displays home time; one in rose gold displays local time. Switching between home and local time requires a single push-piece — the hands split and reunite in a choreography that is simultaneously legible and technically extraordinary. The "Milano Blue" grain d'orge hand-guilloché dial presents this complication with complete restraint: no date window, no sub-dials, no distractions — only hours and minutes across the broad dial field. The knurled 18-carat rose gold bezel frames the case, with a sapphire exhibition caseback revealing the PF051 movement beneath. Presented on a fully integrated 18-carat rose gold bracelet. Retailing at 82,251 USD, this example is offered meaningfully below current retail. The in-house PF051 is a self-winding movement comprising 207 components and 31 jewels, delivering approximately 48 hours of power reserve, water-resistant to 30 meters.