F.P. Journe

Believe it or not, I have my Resonance on today. An unusual occurrence for me.

No easy questions here !!! Here’s a perfect picture to justify the need for an asymmetric dial layout for me. What time is it? Who knows ! 😆

Just got home from work and immediately my wife wants me to test some wine for a reception ….life is hard;-) ;-) At least I got to change my watch first. Had to be the Chronometre a Resonance. The perfect watch to begin the weekend in harmony. Are you wea

The Chronometre Souverain will remain on of my all time favorites as it has for the past almost 13 years. It’s extremely wearable with a warm and distinctive elegant design - yet it is still discrete. I wore it Friday morning where it wouldn’t have been a

I will refer you to an article written by Jack Forster for Revolution Magazine in 2014 on the matter. In the article he is referring to George Daniels book "The Art Of Breguet" and how Breguet was studying experiments with vacuum. This article was already

Well, I have no doubts that both balance wheels are synched. I've seen it, and I am totally OK with that conclusion. But "How ?" still bothers me I don't believe this can happen through the mainplate. The energy would have to follow quite a path to make i

He considers a Tourbillon, first and foremost a thing of beauty and fascinating. He has said that installing a Tourbillon is like deliberately breaking a leg to put a casket on it to fix a problem. It solves a problem but it also creates more problems tha

They can not be regulated to exactl same. Just close enough and then they will begin to synchronize and resonate. This does help timekeeping in that er evens out error and creates a more stable running. To your other question about what is more accurate,

My point being, could one of the balances be overall more accurate than the other in which case having two balances is detrimental to time keeping? Given that a single balance is easier to regulate, practically a single balance might be the more accurate