F. P. Journe Chronom��tre Bleu
F. P. Journe announces the Chronom��tre Bleu. The 39mm case is carved from tantalum, a dark gray metal with blue overtones. Tantalum is rarely used in watchmaking because its density and high melting temperature make it difficult to manipulate. Through the display back, the balance and escapement appear mysteriously detached from the movement, beating with no apparent motive force. Journe has placed the connecting train under the dial, leaving only the center wheel to highlight the isolation of the balance. The manually wound movement oscillates at 21,600v/h. Twin barrels work in parallel to deliver stable power for much of its 56-hour autonomy. The F.P.Journe free-sprung chronometer balance with inertia adjustment on four opposing weights is dynamically adjusted to six positions, with an emphasis on constancy of rate.The Chronom��tre Bleu is available now at all F.P.Journe Boutiques in New York, Beijing, Paris, Tokyo, Geneva, Hong Kong and Boca Raton, as well as throughout all authorize

Seamaster 166.0209
Appreciate any information on the piece below, or what the logo on the dial means. The caseback also has some inscriptions.Thanks!

Need some thoughts on how this looks on my wrist. PO 45.5mm
What do you guys think? I like big watches (I have 44mm PAM) but wondering what other's think just because I want feedback.Thoughts? Much appreciated.

SeaDweller finally on my wrist
It has arrived!TRF members always say no proof unless you post pics

Positively glowing !
Under blacklight. No lume complaints from me Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk