F.P. Journe Octa Divine

KEY FACTS

• From one of Switzerland’s most revered independent watchmakers, the Octa Divine forms part of the brand’s core Octa line 
• The line was redesigned in 2016, introducing a larger 42mm case 
• On this example, its crafted from platinum, bringing an undeniable sense of heft and luxury 
• The dial was also updated, introducing a larger date window, a simplified power reserve indicator, and for the first time on a Journe watch, a seconds disk to replace the more conventional hand 
• The dial’s design is both restrained but instantly identifiable as an F.P. Journe 
• It consists of three sections - a central part with a grainy finish which showcases the watch’s indications 
• Surrounding it is an ovoid-shaped, mirror-polished circle, securely screwed to the dial, and lastly the numerals are printed onto a crisp white background around the periphery 
• The unique shape of the steel circle results in varied numeral sizes, contributing to the distinctiveness of Journe's watches
• ​In terms of mechanics, the claibre Octa 1300-3 beats inside, with its elaborate decoration in full view through the sapphire crystal 
• The movement features a five-day power reserve, with automatic winding via a slightly off-centered 22K gold rotor
• This 2020 example is offered by a private seller locatetd in Prague, Czech Republic 
• It’s a one-owner example purchased new by the seller from the Paris boutique 
• ​Presented with an F. P. Journe display box, warranty and receipt 
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

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