F.P. Journe

My apprenticeship as a watchmaker ends in the new year and I can call myself a watchmaker. 😊 Has your interest in watches had a major impact on your life? * The picture is a mix of my F.P TN and a print of Norman Rockwell's "What Makes it Tick" 1948. I wi...  

You are certainly reaching a significant moment in your career and I wish you well for the future. My interest in watches has given great pleasure and occasionally a little pain along the way, but this passion isn’t going away anytime soon, I’m in for the... 

Regarding regrets. Haven't we all been there, especially regretting the watch purchase you did not make in time 😔

You framed the poster very nicely. Happy New Year to you.

My print ...  

And as a secondary, going to places where I might not otherwise have gone. In terms of your watchmaking journey, what is next then?

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So for the workshop, it would be for repairs, special projects etc? What would your competency be? I’m sure many here are keen to hear more of your story; I’ll bet many harbor a dream of doing what you have done. If I won the lottery, or someone left a su... 

Born in 1958 and I have been in good positions throughout my life, so it has given me the opportunity to realize this dream. As a trained watchmaker, I can service wristwatches, pocket watches, and clocks and I will start a production of Steam Punk Clocks... 

I wish you good luck on your new adventure and keep us posted on your watch(making) journey.

very good question you are posing. Its a yes from me. Not in as radical a way as it changed yours. Just like Jay, I will first say I have met some incredible people along the way, starting on this platform in 2004. It is incredible how far some people wil... 

I totally agree with you, when one's passion can be shared with interesting and giving people, then it really is a blessing. Christian I look forward to seeing you in the new year😊