
In 2009, bs22fly offered WatchProSite members an exclusive first look at the F.P. Journe Vagabondage II, a highly anticipated limited edition timepiece. This early preview generated significant excitement, particularly given its innovative mechanical digital display and the brand's reputation for distinctive design. The community's discussion highlights the immediate intrigue surrounding this unique release and its potential impact on the horological landscape.

This message has been edited by bs22fly on 2009-07-16 09:04:11
The F.P. Journe Vagabondage I represents the inaugural reference in the Vagabondage series, introduced in 2004. This reference establishes the foundation for F.P. Journe's exploration of unconventional time display concepts within a compact case format.
The 36.5mm platinum case houses the manual-winding caliber 1509 movement, delivering 40 hours of power reserve. The silver dial is protected by sapphire crystal, while a fixed bezel maintains clean lines. Water resistance extends to 30 meters, and the watch is completed with a leather strap.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking F.P. Journe's approach to alternative time displays in a more intimate case size. The platinum construction and manual movement align with the brand's commitment to traditional materials and hand-winding mechanisms. As the first Vagabondage reference, it occupies a specific position for collectors interested in F.P. Journe's horological concepts beyond conventional displays.
Do you know if this FP Journe Vagabondage 2 will be the same size as the Vagabondage 1? Cheers, Anthony
Great minds do think alike Wonder if this is equipped with constant force too. *CL
But from the mock-up the hour window looks too small. And is that a power reserve?
You have more information ? It looks really interesting and I'm eager to see the real picture Your reply suggests that you have seen the watch or know something more about the watch.... please share if it doesn't break any forum rules. *CL
Can't wait for more pictures and a review Thanks for posting Cheers
Can't wait to see it in the metal. Thanks a lot, Brad!
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