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Old 29 February 2020, 11:02 PM   #1
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Beautiful! Congrats. Which strap is that?
Thanks everyone. This is a the Stockholm strap from www.acollectedman.com
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Old 1 March 2020, 12:03 AM   #2
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Thanks everyone. This is a the Stockholm strap from www.acollectedman.com
Thanks! I purchased a 38mm Octa Lune yesterday and actually already ordered that and the Zurich strap for it.

I’ll post a pic of my new watch when I can.
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Old 2 May 2020, 12:54 AM   #3
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Thanks! I purchased a 38mm Octa Lune yesterday and actually already ordered that and the Zurich strap for it.

I’ll post a pic of my new watch when I can.
are they taking orders for the FPJ straps?..I've been looking at site for a while...it just says coming soon.
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Old 29 February 2020, 07:31 AM   #4
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Old 1 March 2020, 02:49 AM   #6
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Here are a couple of pics of the Octa Lune I picked up yesterday. I’m absolutely blown away by this watch. It’s on a whole other level and am in love.




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Old 13 October 2020, 02:59 PM   #7
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Here are a couple of pics of the Octa Lune I picked up yesterday. I’m absolutely blown away by this watch. It’s on a whole other level and am in love.




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Beautiful piece.

I have an opportunity to buy the 40mm Octa in Rose and Salmon dial. It is my absolute favourite watch. I'm just curious if these take a massive hit in terms of price?

Is yours a 42?

I'd also have to move a piece but am really considering it.

Thanks in advance.
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Old 13 October 2020, 11:13 PM   #8
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Beautiful piece.

I have an opportunity to buy the 40mm Octa in Rose and Salmon dial. It is my absolute favourite watch. I'm just curious if these take a massive hit in terms of price?

Is yours a 42?

I'd also have to move a piece but am really considering it.

Thanks in advance.
Mine is a 38mm so I can’t really say how the 40mm perform financially. I can say that it’s a beautiful watch. The salmon dials are gorgeous.

Which piece would you be moving for it?
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Mine is a 38mm so I can’t really say how the 40mm perform financially. I can say that it’s a beautiful watch. The salmon dials are gorgeous.

Which piece would you be moving for it?
I'll say you can almost never go wrong with a salmon dial anything. They are usually more rare than black dials, which are rare. Provided you actually like salmon, it is almost never a bad choice.
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Old 14 October 2020, 01:01 PM   #10
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Mine is a 38mm so I can’t really say how the 40mm perform financially. I can say that it’s a beautiful watch. The salmon dials are gorgeous.

Which piece would you be moving for it?
I would probably sell my AP ROC blue dial bracelet...I just realized your FPJ is a different reference than the current Octa Lune. Love the 38mm. And much prefer the 40mm to the 42mm.

Anyone here know how these pieces do price-wise after buying at retail?

I don't look at watches like investments at all (being from the Graham and Buffett school of thought). But it would be nice to not lose a lot of money on a purchase.

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Old 14 October 2020, 07:12 PM   #11
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They are selling for close to retail on the secondary market, sometimes slightly above
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Old 15 October 2020, 02:37 PM   #12
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I would probably sell my AP ROC blue dial bracelet...I just realized your FPJ is a different reference than the current Octa Lune. Love the 38mm. And much prefer the 40mm to the 42mm.

Anyone here know how these pieces do price-wise after buying at retail?

I don't look at watches like investments at all (being from the Graham and Buffett school of thought). But it would be nice to not lose a lot of money on a purchase.

Thanks


These were trading under market until recently due to the overall rising tide, and are now close to retail. You have to love them (I do) because they are automatic - many people prefer manual Journe - and it’s also a non-guilloche dial, which is different from the traditional journe dna. I love the salmon rose example as I think it shows off the moon beautifully. It’s a very classy piece. Great heft too.

Value wise long term I don’t think you get hurt. But I wouldn’t expect it to bring in outsized returns either.
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I would probably sell my AP ROC blue dial bracelet...I just realized your FPJ is a different reference than the current Octa Lune. Love the 38mm. And much prefer the 40mm to the 42mm.

Anyone here know how these pieces do price-wise after buying at retail?

I don't look at watches like investments at all (being from the Graham and Buffett school of thought). But it would be nice to not lose a lot of money on a purchase.

Thanks

I have this watch in platinum and have been watching the market over the past few months. The watch used to trade for $10k under retail up until Spring 2020. They now go for close to $70k, which is $20k over retail. The Watchbox and European Watch Company have listed several of these over the past few months in the mid/high $60k range. European Watch Company has the gold one for $68 listed this morning and already reserved. I’ve also heard rumors of this model being discontinued soon.
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Old 7 March 2020, 09:19 PM   #14
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My pair of FPJs. I couldn't be happier with these two, they're the two Journe watches that best fit my personal style I think, and they work very nicely together as a "day watch" and "night watch" (i.e. the amazing Elegante lume, and the fact it never needs setting).

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Old 8 March 2020, 12:42 AM   #15
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My pair of FPJs. I couldn't be happier with these two, they're the two Journe watches that best fit my personal style I think, and they work very nicely together as a "day watch" and "night watch" (i.e. the amazing Elegante lume, and the fact it never needs setting).

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that is a fantastic duo !!
Strange ... I never even considered a quartz but this elegante is so much more... people need to read about it to understand it. Anyway I changed my mind and must have one. not sure if I'll thake one like yours or the Titalyt
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Old 28 July 2020, 10:59 PM   #16
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My pair of FPJs. I couldn't be happier with these two, they're the two Journe watches that best fit my personal style I think, and they work very nicely together as a "day watch" and "night watch" (i.e. the amazing Elegante lume, and the fact it never needs setting).

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IS your elegante 40mm or the larger one? Have been debating one myself
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Messing around with my macro lens and new processing software today. The lighting sucks, but it was fun capturing all of this detail. And highlighting the fact that I should clean my watch before I try this again Mad respect for Jocke's excellent watch photos, this is not easy.

FPJ Macro by uscmatt99, on Flickr

FPJ Macro by uscmatt99, on Flickr

And some fun cropped images, in color and monochrome.

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Old 2 May 2020, 07:24 PM   #19
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