This is already the most anticipated watch of the fall

Introducing the F.P. Journe Monopusher Split-Seconds Chronograph for Only Watch 2017.

Charity auction where half the brands change a dial color and call the watch "Piece Unique" and then wonder why one lot makes up for more than half of the sale's proceeds. It's all for a good cause, though, because 100 percent of the money from Only Watch goes to research into better treatments (and hopefully a cure) for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (an inherited disease in which muscles gradually but irreversibly waste away).

This year, amidst the existing watches in new metals and those with fresh dial colors, we have something genuinely new—like, something not seen before from the brand that is making it

F.P. Journe monopusher split-seconds chronograph in a 44mm tantalum case! Yes, you're reading that correctly. This is a tantalum case with a blue dial. The button at two o'clock is start/stop/reset while the button at four o'clock is the rattrapante activator. The movement is a completely new 15 ligne caliber made completely of rose gold with steel accents. The whole watch, though 44mm in diameter, is quite thin at just 11.5mm top to bottom. The dial features running seconds at nine o'clock and a 30-minute counter at three o'clock. The hands are blued steel and cream, and the blue chrome dial features orange tachymeter and yellow telemeter scales.

The details of this new caliber are just stunning: circular stripes on the bridges, with a baseplate that's circular grained. The screw heads are polished and the slots are chamfered. Pegs get polished, rounded edges and all steel parts are beveled with straight graining.

F.P. Journe has put an estimate of CHF 200,000 to 400,000 on this remarkably cool 44mm split-seconds chronograph.

Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal

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