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Grand & Petite Sonnerie it all come down to how it sounds. Maybe one day I'll be lucky enough to hear it in the metal.
Something to admire...
I was looking at this photo and strangely enough noticed the time was perfectly in sync with my computer. Maybe it's a sign 
Maybe, Just Maybe, The Most Perfect Journe
Of course it is exquisite, but then the wait, and the cost, but oh so exquisite. When one hears M. Journe talk about the P&GS, you just know that his heart and soul went into the creation. Coincidences rarely exist, you know Brad.
Douglas
Douglas
It is a techinal marvel and very nice to look at but with any
Grand & Petite Sonnerie it all come down to how it sounds. Maybe one day I'll be lucky enough to hear it in the metal.
Most impressive sound
When you hear it for the first time you will be impressed by both it's tone and clarity. Even across a noisy dinner table you can't help but notice it.
"A few figures. 450 parts make up this watch. The hammers strike 812 times every 24 hours. The strike is released 96 times a day, or 35,040 times a year, with impressive reliability. To get there 10 inventions were needed and 10 European patents have been registered." - FP Journe
"A few figures. 450 parts make up this watch. The hammers strike 812 times every 24 hours. The strike is released 96 times a day, or 35,040 times a year, with impressive reliability. To get there 10 inventions were needed and 10 European patents have been registered." - FP Journe