AndrewD[HoMe Moderator]
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Pass the can opener …
Dear Melvyn
I don’t mean to open any cans – just truly interested in FPJ watches and wanting to understand not only their strengths (that are apparent to all of us), but also their weaknesses. It’s a relatively young company that has come a long way and I want that progress to continue.
Thanks for your candid comments. It was the finishing of components and I guess the placing of the FPJ ‘house stamp’ on each watch that I was interested in, rather than the source of some of the components.
I hope my Purist colleagues don’t think that these are inappropriate issues to discuss, as I would be mortified if I was not asking appropriate questions. The Dead Second Tourbillon remains my ultimate dream watch. I came very close to purchasing a Calandrier last year, but decided to keep working towards the DS.
Any other comments from owners about the consistency of finish between watches in the FPJ range?
Kind regards
Andrew
Maybe a tad
By: MTF : October 29th, 2007-01:15
Dear Andrew, As a fan of FPJourne watches and also the master finish at Lange & Sohne, I've considered this issue before. click here Early FP Journe finishing was not as high standard compared to that of the design and function. They have improved a tad (...
The overall package …
By: AndrewD : October 29th, 2007-13:59
Dear Melvyn Thanks for your comments. It’s reassuring to hear that the Manufacture has made progress in this area, and in the end it comes down to the overall package of design, emotion and innovation, which FPJ excel at. I am still wondering what the con...
Pass the can opener …
By: AndrewD : October 30th, 2007-04:14
Dear Melvyn I don’t mean to open any cans – just truly interested in FPJ watches and wanting to understand not only their strengths (that are apparent to all of us), but also their weaknesses. It’s a relatively young company that has come a long way and I...