ChristianDK
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F.P. Friday greetings from rainy Kyoto
For the first time in years I’m not wearing a Journe on a Friday So Greetings from Kyoto where we are getting a few drops this afternoon. I am doing a longer trip and decided to only bring my Explorer to keep things a uncomplicated as possible. Now I’m not sure if that was such a great idea but that is how it will be for the coming month. I deeply miss my resonance which could have been a great travel companion.
I hope you can all help me and post some Journe pics to keep the Friday vibes going.
Wish all of you on WPS a great weekend
Christian
F.P. Friday greetings from rainy Kyoto
For the first time in years I’m not wearing a Journe on a Friday So Greetings from Kyoto where we are getting a few drops this afternoon. I am doing a longer trip and decided to only bring my Explorer to keep things a uncomplicated as possible. Now I’m no...
You are in one of the safest countries in the world
You could have taken and worn anything on your wrist with no fear . Have a fantastic time, I am going there in a few months time for the yearly pilgrimage 😉
Perfect selection for
damp, rainy weather all the while staying under the radar, no matter where your travels take you.
Traveling with an expensive watch is not ideal IMO.
Regardless of the country. And Japan is one place where security is not an issue. But like, just being back from two weeks there, I also went with a Rolex !!! Waiting for the Shinkansen. Which I assume you will do too ! ...
Yes, I don’t want to worry about bringing more than the necessities.
It’s quite humid here so the Rolex is a perfect watch for the trip. I will be boarding the train tomorrow 🤗
Ah great to see this Gary
And while a Rolex is great I miss the feel of my Journe watches.
Def. I’m not swimming if playing golf or cleaning my garage in FPJ.
That’s what tool watches are for!
Thanks a lot Mike. Your CS looks great on you! I miss mine…
That is a great picture. What is the temple? We head up to Kanazawa tomorrow. The traditional stuff here is hard to beat. This is from Katsura ...
