Mr Journe has been “inventing” and “making” watches over three decades. He draws on his historical knowledge and expertise to face the most daring horological challenges, demonstrating a timeless consistency in research and innovation with a single goal : make each mechanical timepiece as accurate as possible. He remains the manufacture’s master watchmaker, setting the brand apart from other watch manufactures. With his profound knowledge in technical watchmaking, each timepiece is handcrafted individually and assembled only in a limited series.
From the outstanding Grand Sonnerie, the ultra slim Répétition Souveraine, the emblematic Chronomètre à Résonance or Chronomètre Optimum, to the amazing Octa automatic caliber with a 5 days power reserve, F.P. Journe’s exceptional pedigree of exquisite creations have gained the esteem of watch aficionados and has received some of the highest accolades by international watch juries. This includes seven distinctions at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie of Geneva, from which three occasions he was bestowed the Golden Hand “Aiguille d’Or” the ultimate distinction. F.P.Journe was also decorated with the title of “Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres” by the French Minister of Culture.
These achievements constitute him as one of the most awarded and accomplished contemporary watchmakers of his time.
The Hour Glass is the proud exclusive retailer of F.P.Journe.
Exquisite F.P. Journe timepieces can now be discovered at Malmaison by The Hour Glass.
These achievements constitute him as one of the most awarded and accomplished contemporary watchmakers of his time.
The Hour Glass is the proud exclusive retailer of F.P.Journe.
Exquisite F.P. Journe timepieces can now be discovered at Malmaison by The Hour Glass.
The Octa UTC features an off centre hour and sub seconds with a retrograde power reserve and date display.
With twin balances beating in perfect synchronization this is the GPHG winner for a grand complication in 2010 - Chronometre a Resonance. A magnificent piece indeed!
The Centigraphe Souverain has indication of elased time from 100th of a second to 10 mins on three dials.
The classic Chronometre Souverain or what collectors affectionately called the "CS"
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