F.P. Journe

It's c.2004 (ruthenium). I just got it back from servicing last month (because the watch had stopped running), and the very first time I tried to set the date after getting it back, it failed again as usual (I had already sent it back to FPJ 7 times for t

I’ve been wearing the Resonance for some days now. It’s been a while since last time but I just makes the pleasure much greater. Wish you all a great weekend 🌞 Christian

Enjoying my RG/RG Calendrier today. I was originally considering the platinum version with the white gold dial, but when this one became available, it was an easy choice. I’ve read that some of these early examples had issues with the date wheel, but I wa

AS has been doing a great job incorporating their resonance complication into various designs and case sizes, but this one takes the cake! Does seem like they've been steadily raising their prices in recent years (no different from most brands to be fair)

CdV for me. Best, Emmanuel

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