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8 December 2018, 12:42 AM | #1 |
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FP Journe Resonance
I've been interested in him and the brand for a while, and am contemplating picking up a Resonance. However, this is big money (higher-end Patek territory) when new and unless we're talking about the ruthenium limited edition models, generally take a big hit in resale.
For any owners of this model, how was your ownership experience? Did you buy new or pre-owned? Still in love with the piece? Regrets? Thanks in advance for your thoughts! |
8 December 2018, 08:35 AM | #2 |
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A Resonance is a core FP Journe piece and loved by many so you can't go wrong. I have a few versions and it's an amazing watch to wear, especially when traveling :)
Have you seen the NEW Resonance just announced in the last 2 days? It will be a 1 year model only so might be a great long term opportunity to own something quite rare and special. Personally, I believe Resonance models do hold their value very well long term (pretty much all non-standard versions), as do most Journe pieces. The majority of the older FP Journe pieces sell above their original retail, so for current models, time will tell. FP Journe makes amazing watches and offer many great options for collectors, especially the various Resonance models available in the market! |
8 December 2018, 11:50 AM | #3 |
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No regrets, continues to keep good time and in my opinion it's THE Journe to own. Some may say the Tourbillons are best representative of Journe but everyone makes a Tourbillon.
I bought mine used, as it's a brass movement from the original run of Resonances. This was well before Journe being on my radar and so I couldn't have purchased new. I was also seeking a 38mm case and so that immediately pushed me to look back to the earlier models. If you go for a new / current / recent model without doubt seeking a grey/lightly used watch will save you significant dollars. Many of the older references has indeed increased in value but they still trade below the current retail price. Good luck. |
9 December 2018, 03:38 AM | #4 |
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Its the best FPJ to own if you dont want to make a hole in your pocket, otherwise its the platinum tourbillon
I wore it once and it was love at first sight... Shaz _________________________ Instagram : @ k2luxurywatches |
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The current regular production resonance is difficult to read the left parking meter side. According to boutique not selling as well as previous. This latest release is a nice surprise and supports that statement. .
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Looks pretty stunning.
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