Vagabondage 2 wristshots

Jan 31, 2010,20:46 PM
 





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Great pictures, Allen!

 
 By: dxboon : January 31st, 2010-21:42
The new Vagabondage II looks nice on your wrist. It's probably a bit too eccentric for me. The plate on the dial for the time display reminds me of the shape of a cow-hide rug. Still, it is an intriguing piece, and I'd like to see it in person. Cheers, Da... 

Yes, best pics I have seen so far of this watch.

 
 By: tahoeblue : January 31st, 2010-23:06
Very interesting indeed!

its amazing!

 
 By: lien : February 1st, 2010-04:53
Very beautiful piece indeed! & i absolute crazy about the cow-hide like center plate! wow, thx for the wonderful pics, Ed~

Awesome!!!!

 
 By: bs22fly : February 1st, 2010-06:02
Looks amazing on the wrist! Congratulations. I really like the design particularly the smoked sapphire dial that lets you see the hour/minute wheels. Any shots of the reverse side of the movement?

It looks just about the right size on your wrist..................

 
 By: Topcat30093 : February 1st, 2010-09:59
Daos, what a great way to look at it. Will this piece now be known as the "Cow Hide" style? LOL

:-) Funny! [nt]

 
 By: dxboon : February 2nd, 2010-20:39
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Very cool, Allen!

 
 By: Gary G : February 1st, 2010-20:13
Great shots -- you are all over the PuristS this week! I keep kicking myself for missing out on the original Vagabondage, which is my favorite FPJ by far -- perhaps I'll be able to get in on this one... Best, Gary

Simple and Beautiful.....

 
 By: CL : February 2nd, 2010-08:34
I think design wise, this one really wins over the Lange version. Personally, I feel this one has more 'feeling' and much more elegance Thanks Allen for sharing. *CL

Wow Allen!

 
 By: BluNotte : February 2nd, 2010-13:57
1st real life shots iv seen of it anywhere! So, did you get it? Or was this just the piece at a boutique? Cheers Stephen

They were at the factory in Geneva.

 
 By: Allen : February 2nd, 2010-14:01
Along with these beauties:...  

Nice shot! Wow!

 
 By: bs22fly : February 2nd, 2010-14:35
I'm impressed by the Vagabondage II.

Breathtaking photos! Thank you. [nt]

 
 By: polarbear1990 : February 2nd, 2010-15:11
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Beautiful pieces.

 
 By: Davo : February 2nd, 2010-21:42
Sharp looking collection there. Very black tie.

I see it! My favorite F.P. Journe...

 
 By: patrick_y : February 2nd, 2010-23:07
The steel minute repeater, looks great! The one I heard in New York still had some problems with the spacing/pausing between the hour chimes and the quarter hour chimes. Have they gotten a chance to rectify this yet? I think the ultimate question that I w... 

I have the same questions as you, Patrick...

 
 By: jeffrey2 : March 4th, 2010-18:21
Absolutely stunning watch -- I love the contrast between the industrial-type skeletal "roughness" of the watch vs. the technical achievement and polished finishing. But given the challenges of maintaining accuracy while providing instantaneous minute chan... 

Oh dear I've died...

 
 By: sidneyc : February 4th, 2010-17:25
.. and entered Journe Heaven... Amazing pieces!

Blows away the Lange!!!!! I have a few questions . . .

 
 By: Craig LA : February 2nd, 2010-19:12
Release date? Production volume? Case size? Price? Thanks, Craig

Specs

 
 By: bs22fly : February 3rd, 2010-06:33
The first few pieces should be delivered in the next month or so. There will be 69 pieces in both platinum and rose gold. The size is slightly larger Vagabondage I (but don't have exact measurements yet). Not sure exact price but guesstimate is US$55k.

Love that last shot!

 
 By: Davo : February 2nd, 2010-21:41
Well done.

Nice photo [nt]

 
 By: Topcat30093 : February 3rd, 2010-08:06
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Im still scratching my head over this one...

 
 By: ChristianDK : February 4th, 2010-08:24
I love the "cowhide" and the visible plate as well, but i find the PR scale to "dash board -like" or to industrial and the brushed flat bezel to crude - I think it makes the piece fall apart - designwise - it lacks at bit of the homogenity Journe pieces n... 

I think Mr. Journe intentionally went for a very "raw" look on this one..

 
 By: doubleup : February 6th, 2010-09:53
..with a different look and style of this watch because it is a totally different in every way. Its in a class of its own, only compared to the Zeitwerk. Definitley out of the box, even the case is not like any other Journe. The Lange still looks like a L... 

veramente supendo

 
 By: izumoichiban : February 21st, 2010-08:56
Meraviglioso.......