TheMadDruid
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That was a bit misleading.
I did sleep, but other than that I was able to observe the running of the watch; checking it every 1-2 hours when not bored-every 10-20 minutes when I was bored.
Results may vary.
The timing test on my Chronometre Bleu was concluded this morning at 4:27, EST. The last 3 hours and 57 minutes went unobserved by me as I stopped trying to emulate my great friend Vlad. The results: the CB ran for 66 hours and 17 minutes. I observed the ...
That was a bit misleading.
I did sleep, but other than that I was able to observe the running of the watch; checking it every 1-2 hours when not bored-every 10-20 minutes when I was bored.
You, sir, are a true soldier. OBE in horological circles.
Thanks for providing this super-helpful information, confirming that FP Journe pieces (just like Porsche automobiles) over-deliver on their promises. Now I just to wait (patiently) until I get mine. Stay safe my friend
I admiral your stamina. Must be druid powers involved in watching the CB so long.
Also good to know the watch works fairly well!
That is a pretty accurate watch Mike!
No wonder this movement has done so well in competitions.
Indeed.
I've run timing tests on 4 Journes at this point and I've never had any other watches that held their rate as well as these 4. How are you doing, Sham? Staying healthy, I hope.
I am doing fine Mike, thank you.
House bound now for a month and actually quite enjoying it surrounded by my watches and enjoying Netflix! Hopefully, we will be let out in two weeks time
Remarkable consistency across your bunch of Journes.
Not to mention the remarkable dedication to your role as the official timekeeper of F.P. Journe. Christian, can we write to Geneva in an official capacity and get him free stuff from Journe? It’s the least they could do in return for the chronometric vali...
I have to say I like that title.
"Official Timekeeper for F.P. Journe". I'd even ditch the whole "Druid" thing for that!