Explore the F.P. Journe Chronomètre Bleu through a collector's lens, detailing its unique dial and ownership journey. Discover why this independent watch is so coveted.
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I think you will love it. Be sure to take it out in the sun and play around with it. It is such a rewarding piece. A lot of nice moments with the dial and rock solid Chronometre. Please let us know how it works out for you and don’t forget to post some pi...
it's no secret that it's the most expensive dial in a Journe watch kind of strange to put it in the cheapest Journe watch Anyway, not so long ago I spoke a friend about the mesmerizing dial and he asked me how it's possible to get all these reflections an...
First it is black polished done by hand. I have seen this work- it has to be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT - or you can see it. Then it is covered repatedly (15-20 times) by a transparent blue varnish (again a manual process). between each coat (that has to be perfe...
The most difficult dial Tantalum, much more difficult to shape and polish then gold and I believe even more difficult than platinum The CB should in fact be the most expensive chronometre souverain... Mr Journe is a genius watch maker but very bad in math...
Launched just after the financial crisis. This is what FP did, because he felt it was needed at the time. Don’t think like PP or Richemont. If he gets an idea then there is a very likely chance it will end up that way. That’s what you learn once you get t...
Therefore, by offering the CB as his "entry level" manual wind watch, he gives incredible value which only boosts "brand equity". I love the fact the CB is so special (via difficult dial and tantalum) and yet priced at entry level.