F.P. Journe

Greetings to all...I'm one of the lurkers on this forum, just admiring other people's pics of their watches.  Don't have a Journe yet, but I have my eyes set on an Octa Automatique after the current project of building my house. 

Which brings me to the reason for my post.  I have noticed on past postings that there are wall clocks that are large replicas of Journe watch faces.  See some of the attached pics I've pulled from the archives.  I think they would make a great and unique statement adorning the wall of any room or hall.  Are these clocks available to interested consumers; if so, how does one get more information on obtaining one (or two)?

Thanks

This message has been edited by Po on 2008-03-09 21:13:09

What a coincidence. I made a similar post about being a lurker/reader just above your thread. I have found a few of these "dealer clocks" on auction sites and through other search engines. I agree that they look fantastic. The Dead Seconds or the Resonance would be my choice.
This message has been edited by Niblita75 on 2008-03-09 21:42:47

Dear PO (and Nabil),

Good question  -  I have asked Mr FPJ himself....more than once...when we were haviing dinner.

No go!  Those are clocks for the boutiques and well-regarded dealers....er...officially.

Of course, I am pretty sure that if you were a "whale" or big-time collector, you may be able to convince a sympathetic manager to send you one whilst waiting for delivery of your Grand and Petite Sonnerie  

They are electric clocks and (trivia alert) currently, the only FP Journe perpetual calendar timepiece is an Octa wall clock. The Reserve de Marche indicator is fixed at 96 hours. The three hands move and the date is electronically synchronised to indicate correct date......... perpetually.  

Regards,

MTF