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Thoughts on the new FP Journe Octa Lune dial

 
 By: doobooloo : February 4th, 2015-22:10
This is just pure speculation on my part, but... ...my thoughts as to why this new dial is so much more pleasing to the eye than the original: It is interesting that the moonphase circle and seconds subdial are not level with the moonphase sitting lower, ...

Chapeau!!!Well deconstructed dial design..

 
 By: moc : February 5th, 2015-00:20
Also:the middle of the date is ,vertically,tangent with the hour and minute dial,if you draw a line between the centre of the second dial and the centre of the power reserve,you find that this line is perfectly symmetrical with the one from the centre of ...

Symmetry is related to how we percieve beauty....

 
 By: Ancienne Le Brassus : February 5th, 2015-00:34
Great to see it being put to good use!! Great analysis!! S

Wonderful!...

 
 By: pplater : February 5th, 2015-00:38
It would be interesting to see a similar exercise performed on the 'free space' around the dial. Cheers, pplater.

I like what you've done here!

 
 By: jmpTT : February 5th, 2015-05:52
To complete the excellent analysis, have you considered doing a similar markup of the original for comparison? I think the cleaner dial is an improvement, even if I miss the little bit of guilloche work.

Great geometric decomposition

 
 By: swjoseph : February 22nd, 2015-08:11
Just come across your geometric dissection of the octa lune and I am totally enlightened by how the new layout please our eyes. This surely should go onto the official site and I believe many Journe fans would love to know who the harmony of geometry and ...

Very interesting way to analyse the dial

 
 By: kolosstt : May 24th, 2015-01:45
Any conclusion about the date?