The F.P. Journe Chronograph FB Tokyo Boutique Edition: A Collector's Dream Finally Here
The unveiling of a new watch by F.P. Journe is always a big deal for watch enthusiasts. The Chronograph FB, made to celebrate 20 years of their Tokyo boutique, is no exception. This watch isn't just another fancy timepiece; it represents a milestone in the history of the brand and caps off their special Tokyo Boutique Anniversaire Series, which has been going strong since 2005.
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Diving into the details, the Chronograph FB is a showstopper with its polished grade 5 titanium case and striking gold crowns and pushers. It’s the first in its family to showcase a hand-wound chronograph movement in a classic round case without extra complications—it's all about sleek, functional design here.
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Size-wise, it’s got a comfortable 40mm diameter that looks great on the wrist without being overly bulky. The dial is real eye candy – made with solid silver featuring a detailed "Clou de Paris" pattern in the center and finished with contrasting ruthenium tones and fresh orange Arabic numerals. Inside, it runs on the calibre 1518.2 movements, known for its reliability and finely crafted features.
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But here's the kicker: this watch is a limited edition with only 200 pieces available. F.P. Journe has announced this will be the last of its kind, making it not just a purchase but an investment. This adds a layer of exclusivity and urgency for collectors who love to own rare pieces that are not just wearable but also potentially appreciated over time.
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The retail price of this limited edition Chronograph FB is CHF 90,000 (excluding taxes). The market price for now no-predictable, but definitely extraordinarily high. It's a perfect choice for anyone looking to own a significant piece of F.P. Journe's legacy and a great conversation starter about the art and innovation in modern watchmaking.
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