The F.P. Journe Centigraphe Souverain remains one of the most mechanically intriguing chronographs discussed within our community. The watch's origin story is pure automotive romance; François-Paul Journe originally conceived the idea after a legendary vi

Made a quick Miami trip this weekend to visit a good friend who was visiting from Europe,which of course turned into a proper horological pilgrimage. Stopped by to see another friend Garrett at G&G Timepices in downtown Miami and spent some quality time d

I have no idea if it is more instrumental than dressy but I do know it is beautiful and I could look at it for ages and still have no clue how to read the chronograph or I could look at the movement and not care. Marc

Do you think they'll give it to me under warranty? 🤣

It is always interesting to hear other peoples journeys in to this crazy hobby. I’m very impressed with your taste. It’s not often Journe is a first love. It’s usually something more mainstream. I agree about the feeling of specialness. Learning about the

This series was made to commemorate over the years the opening in September 2003 of F.P. Journe 's first boutique , the Tokyo salon in Aoyama. All 6 watches have a polished titanium 40 mm case, a gold crown and pushers , a burgundy-coloured strap and a ru

That CT is a 💣 🤤 Im wearing something shiny this Friday. Need to set the date later. A great weekend to all

Good morning my fellow enthusiast. I'm considering buying a 42mm titanium Linesport CT. Can anyones who's owned one tell me the good and bad of the piece. I like it but at this price their are lots of interesting pieces. thank you

In general FP designs all his watches with a 'thick' bezel. This is why the models offered in only one size all have the thick bezel look (CS, CB, CT, TN, UTC, etc). For watches that come in two sizes (40, 42), his default design is always for the size 42