Prizes and awards of Swiss watchmaking house F. P. Journe

For its short existence of the Swiss watch house F. P. Journe won numerous awards. In 2002 the company received a special jury prize for the development of Francois - Paul Journe Octa Calendrier. This was the first chronograph watch with a large window and the date of the annual calendar, power reserve is also made more than 120 hours. Calendar Chronograph is a complex function integrated in automatic Octa. Octa is a mechanical caliber with automatic winding, which has a greater accuracy in the cruising range is not less than five days, even when the watch is not at hand. Francois - Paul Journe has integrated surround the complex movement, keeping the size of a standard gauge. In 2003, the sentry house F. P. Journe awarded the prize in nomination "The best men's watches." We are talking about watches Octa Lune. Chrono Octa Lune captured jury sophisticated design and innovative movement designed for the five-day power reserve. Also, the watch appeared double date window, the moon phase indicator. In 2004, the watch Tourbillon Souverain Journal brings the grand prize - «Aiguille d'Or» («Golden arrow"). The new model Tourbillon Souverain is different aesthetics and flawless technical requirements. In the movement of a watch used remontuar Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve 2010, the prize "Golden Arrow". Model Tourbillon Souverain won Prize "Watch of the Year" 2004. Chronometre Souverain awarded the "Best Men's Watches 2005" Tourbillon Souverain is unique in the world watches with tourbillon and constant force remontuar (a device for winding movement without key). The following year 2005 was also successful for the Swiss watchmaking house F. P. Journe. Chronometre Souverain was named the best in the category of watches for men. Chronometre Souverain - watch a free (or unloaded) spring. To increase to 50 hours of power reserve, Francois - Paul has engaged in the Journal of Chronometre Souverain two winding drum. Chronometre Souverain not only pleased with its appearance, and internal content. In 2010, the Competition Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve, which is an watch "Oscar" prize "Golden Arrow" for the best watches of complex shared a few watchmakers Robert Grübel, Stephen Forsy and Francois-Paul Journe. A skilled watchmaker Journe introduced the latest development - watch Chronometre Bleu, which, however, many predicted the victory. Swiss watch house F. P. Journe is not going to rest on their laurels, constantly developing new tools and models, and is waiting for new awards.