F.P. Journe

Arrived in Tokyo to pick up this piece:...  

Technic, poetric, a fantastic Journe. You made yourself a nice gift. Huge congratulations and also thanks for the very nice and numerous pictures ;) Cheers, Mark

Thank you for your kind words! This is my first Titanium FPJ that I was able to put on my wrist and spend some extensive time with, so there were a few positive surprises when I saw it in person. The polished metal really shows a wide range of shades - fr... 

You're so lucky and thank you so much for sharing your new addition with us, she is just sublime! HAGWE, S

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Congratulations on a wonderful purchase and some excellent photography ! A great photoshoot in what looks to me like the venue for "Lost in Translation" ? (The Park Hyatt Shinjuku). Thanks for showing us the unboxing and enjoy your Japan edition FPJ. Dean... 

Thank you for your kind words! Yes, it is the location where Lost in Translation was shot. The primary deciding factor for me though was that the watch shop was within walking distance from the hotel in Shinjuku. Well, it was the perfect excuse to stay he... 

Congrats. Its my grail piece but I was under the impression all 12 pieces were all delivered in 2006. And you collected yours only years later?

pictures of a beautiful watch and it was a pleasure to look at. Thanks! Oliver

Lost in translation Awesome shots Congrats D

Sans strip tease! Have a safe trip back to USA. Best, Joe

I love that titanium and gold mix Cazalea

... for the second anniversary of the opening of the Tokyo Boutique, the first F.P.Journe Boutique in the world. Very well done. And the lightness of the titanium provides a very different feel on the wrist. I am not generally one to go for two tone watch... 

Andrew, Thanks for your kind words and the explanation. I also am not a big fan of two tone pieces in general but these are definitely subtle enough where I think the two tone works quite nicely. Just got back from my trip, and a few more photos to wrap u...  

The rose gold accents and printing are subtle and it looks good on your wrist, which is the most important thing. Thanks for the extra photos, including the macro of the dials which clearly shows the brushed frame. Interesting touch when we are so used to... 

Fabulous stuff -- thanks for posting! Best, Gary G

All your efforts and the collages of watch elements you want to emphasise with background features yield a magnificent result such as … … the duality in the dial design... … the detailing achieved with the dials and subdials … … the clay-like red gold col...  

Thank you Magnus for your generous words! I'm always inspired by all the wonderful photos on this forum and it's a great joy to share! :)