As many of you know I have always had a deep passion for the Ruthenium collection. Not only is the dial color brilliant but the ruthenium covered movements are stunning. I remember constantly staring at the photos of the Remontoir and Resonance in the first catalogue and the rest of the set in the second edition. The photos alone stirred a strong desire to own them. I thought I would be happy with just one. This of coursed proved a fleeting idea. Over time I had collected 4 of the 5 with the Jour et Nuit the odd one out. I've said many times that it didn't speak to me, that day night indicator was too small or I didn't like the design of the indicator. Having put the piece out of mine for so long it was interesting to me how my view changed when I recently saw one. I realized that I actually liked the simplicity of the dial which appears darker then the others due to the greater amount of ruthenium covering the dial. I also noticed how that the indicator dial has a brilliant blue color that complements the hands of the watch so well. Suddenly my collection was missing something. My antenna was up in hope I would be able to buy one at a reasonable price. Patience has paid off. This past week I took delivery of the Jour et Nuit. It's been a long journey of mixed feelings and impressions. However, now there is no greater feeling then having it on the wrist. In a strange way it feels like I always had it. Some photos to share!






