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F.P. JOURNE, VAGABONDAGE, INVENIT ET FECIT PLATINUM AND DIAMOND-SET MANUALLY-WOUND MYSTERY WRISTWATCH

NO. 08-VJ, CIRCA 2004

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F.P. JOURNE, VAGABONDAGE, INVENIT ET FECIT

PLATINUM AND DIAMOND-SET MANUALLY-WOUND MYSTERY WRISTWATCH
NO. 08-VJ, CIRCA 2004

18k gold full-plate movement, 19 jewels, dial with visible mono-metallic compensation balance, Arabic numerals for the wandering hours on revolving ring, time indicated by pointed white frame, calibre-cut diamond-set bezel, two-part case, screwed transparent case back, 18k white gold F.P. Journe deployant clasp, case, dial and movement signed
Diameter: 36 mm.

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Lot Essay

US$80,000-100,000
EUR55,000-70,500

With a F.P. Journe presentation box.

François-Paul Journe was born in Marseille in 1957. He graduated from the Paris School of Watchmaking in 1976 and immediately joined forces with his uncle, a noted restorer of antique timepieces. In 1996, Journe established a workshop in Geneva, designing and making watch mechanisms for other brands. Three years later, in 1999, he launched his own watches under the label "F.P. Journe Invenit et Fecit".

The Vagabondage series was manufauctured in a limited series of 69 pieces cased in platinum. A further 10 examples were set with baguette diamonds such as the present lot. The Vagabondage was introduced to the market in 2005 and takes its name from the unique way in which time is displayed in a wandering manner.

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