Douglas
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It's Ironic for Me
I, too, prefer the manual watches—not only the Journe Sourverain collection but for other brands as well. The tactile sense of winding is a small gesture in an often rushed morning. I have often read that for reasons of chronometry a manual is more accurate, but then I am not a stickler for extreme precision.
Your question, Brad, is ironic for me: the Resonance, both tourbillions, and the CS are the three iconic Journe pieces in my mind. The movements of each are precise, the dial design original yet with a nod to horological heritage. My favorite, though, is the Calendrier. There is no logic in this madness.
Best to you,
Douglas
Manual wind or Automatic
I've alwasy been biased to manual wind watches. There is some special connection with having to wind it each day. I also find joy in the subtle differneces between models; the inital awkwardness of the resonance and the extra turns one makes even after th...
Stunning photo...
I was just thinking to myself how excited I will be when I'm finally settled in my new home in Hong Kong and finally have access to my computer and camera again and finally get to post some new photo's. Your photo of the CS is awesome.. anticipation now b...
