F.P. Journe

Reflective dial also serves as a mirror to see the spotty underside of hand. 😉

Put a new FPJ blue strap on my Octa Automatique Havana Lune. I’ve always struggled with what color strap I could go with beyond the original light brown/tan that came with. I think the blue strap accentuates the blue Moonphase indicator.

Today is a beautiful sunny autumn day and the leaves are turning a million colors. I usually wear my CB in the summer time because it becomes alive in the sunlight. However this beautiful day inspired me to put it on after a few months in the bank. What a

The AD in my region sent me this picture:

Posted by John Goldberger. It was not something I’d ever seen before but you can see a relationship between this watch and Journe’s Vagabondage II. To be clear this is just me drawing the parallel, but it was the first thing that hit me when I saw Goldber

Yesterday we took a little road trip to a small college town about 70 miles away. Breaking my daughter out of her freshman year of college for a little family time and a good burger. I dusted off my 1998 V8 E430 and fully wound my Chronomètre Souverain. W

Posting this as my wife is mixing me a gin tonic, I wish you all a happy weekend! - Please join me in posting your FPJ watch 🍸 I love to go back to the Chronometre Souverain. It is a cornerstone in my watch collecting life. I still think this is one of th

Nope, not the hands and indices but the entire dial

As soon as I heard that FPJ decided to dispense with the rubber inserts on the bracelet and the ‘bumper’ and rubber crown I knew that this was the sports Journe I wanted and would hopefully add to my collection. That day arrived on Monday when I collected

Ordered it not that long ago and just took it home. When I asked for one I was hesitating between the normal one and the Titalyt. Eventually I went for the Titalyt. I got it pretty fast thanks to my AD Ginotti in Antwerp ... Well known among Journe enthus