This watch is in very mint condition, complete with box and papers.

The Chronomètre à Résonance in platinum is a masterwork of horological innovation, encased in one of the noblest metals. It embodies the rare phenomenon of resonance, achieving unparalleled precision through poetic mechanical symmetry.

The F.P. Journe Chronomètre à Résonance in platinum is a rare and complex timepiece that harnesses the natural phenomenon of resonance — a mechanism where two independent balance wheels oscillate in synchronization to stabilize each other, enhancing timekeeping precision.

This is a 40mm platinum case exudes understated luxury, complementing the asymmetrical yet harmonious dial layout. The twin time displays allow for independent time zones or differential time measurement, while the hand-finished movement — crafted entirely in rose gold — can be admired through the sapphire case back.

Caliber 1499.2 (2004–2006): The Transitional Rarity
Introduced around 2004, the 1499.2 marked F.P. Journe's shift from rhodium-plated brass movements to solid 18K rose gold constructions. This movement was part of the second-generation "RN" (Résonance Nouveau) series and retained the symmetrical twin 12-hour dials, a hallmark of the original design. Production of the 1499.2 was brief, likely spanning only two years, making these models particularly scarce and sought after by collectors