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TonyR's post captures the essence of watch collecting: the camaraderie and shared passion that bring enthusiasts together. His photo essay from a recent New York City meet-up not only showcases an impressive array of F.P. Journe timepieces but also highlights the vibrant community spirit among collectors. This article delves into the specific watches that captivated attendees and the broader horological discussions that unfolded.
Genuinely enjoyed the gtg and always nice putting faces to names. Hope to do it again very soon.
Thank you for taking us along. Some wonderful watches in the event. Mikes RQ - yes it tends to steal the show. That watch is so crazy good.
And the way you have fun. Glad to see the world is getting back to normal life. Hope to see you, Mike and new purists soon
Of the 6 people at the table, 4 Journe owners, 1 former owner (of what to me is one of the most interesting and beautiful versions of that specific reference) and 1 soon to be owner. And so, we did talk a bit of Journe. Plus, there were three Journe watches at the table, one not pictured, and so Journe won on the “watches present” count too. Although, Lange would have had a strong showing too. Two watches present, but several others owned by those present and several potential acquisitions being
Lots of fun and good conversation. The watches were a bonus. I did get blown away by Joe's Air Command. A great looking watch on bracelet. Hope we can do this again sooner rather than later.
I didn't take any wrist shots so I'm glad you did! It was good to catch up.
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