
Alkiro1 offers a rare, up-close look at several unique timepieces destined for the Only Watch 2017 auction. His candid impressions, captured through mobile photography, provide a collector's perspective on these highly anticipated charitable creations. This article highlights the subtle nuances and unexpected details that often go unnoticed in official catalog images, offering valuable insights for enthusiasts and potential bidders alike.










The F.P. Journe Chronomètre Souverain represents the foundational timepiece within the brand's Souveraine collection. This reference demonstrates the manufacture's approach to precision timekeeping through manual winding mechanics, positioned as a core offering in F.P. Journe's lineup.
The 40mm case is executed in 18k rose gold with a fixed bezel configuration. A sapphire crystal protects the silver dial, while the manual-winding caliber 1304 movement provides an 80-hour power reserve. The timepiece features 30-meter water resistance and is paired with a leather strap. Production commenced in 2000.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking F.P. Journe's mechanical execution in a fundamental three-hand configuration. The substantial power reserve and manual winding caliber position this model for enthusiasts who appreciate traditional watchmaking approaches within the Souveraine series framework.
its gonna be a killer!! Best Imran
Well, who knows about Tudor. We can cross our fingers 🤞😉 Best wishes Alkiro
Wonderful timepieces - especially the LF one! Would have been great to see it actually on your wrist, regarding size... The Tudor is a bit of a disappointment- this time... 😉
Well, as I wrote, the LF was ok on my wrist (I took a shot but it was so creepy that I preferred to delete it 😊). But, this is not a watch for everyday of course. It’s still massive despite its soften case. Best wishes Alkiro
we all know which watch will fetch highest prize tomorrow Cheers D
Best wishes Alkiro
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