F.P. Journe

I can only say we are extremely happy to have you here. I hope you will post often. I have been considering making such a set also since my love for the Resonance is very big. Have you received your “2019” yet? Yes, next year will be very, very exciting 😃

Yes, like you, I love the Resonance, and the movement is what made me realise just how special Mr Journe and the company is.

and you can actually read the tie on the 24H hand. Please post it and tell us about your experiences with it when you have had time to enjoy it.
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Christian

Wish I could be joining you on the resonance set collection. Hope to see a photo or two when you have a moment to share.
Best, Colton

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Also a big fan of the older version but i realy like this final edition . Love the blue numerals and 24/12 indication .

that this piece has something going for it that the "parking meter" didnt. (The Parking meter was fun) I think this is a proper attempt to improve on the dials while insisting that the 24/12 configuration is repeated and to be taken serious. The way I see it, I think the graphics of the subdials are an improvement in this one.

with '0' being on top and '40' on the bottom drives me crazy. FPJ isn't the only one who does it but is a big offender. 'Full' should be shown on top. This is common sense. The way it's presented here is counter-intuitive.

of navigational chronometers.
I believe you would use a reading of how many hours since last wind, as part of calculating your position. (PLS dont shoot me for not being able to give you the proper explanation. I understood it once but I happily forgot a long time ago.)

I will look into it. But, to me, it still makes no sense when reading it at-a-glance. Some manufacturers do it the "correct" way. Even FPJ gets it right on some dials : )

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