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Comics dedicated to François-Paul Journe
We don't see very often comics dedicated to a contemporary watchmaker! This Manga by Nakano Kung-fu was published by a Japanese editor, Aya Fujishima and is a nice gift for the friends of the brand. Sadly, it is a rare book and its print run was low.
An original way to browse François-Paul Journe's career and his milestones!
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Comics dedicated to François-Paul Journe
We don't see very often comics dedicated to a contemporary watchmaker! This Manga by Nakano Kung-fu was published by a Japanese editor, Aya Fujishima and is a nice gift for the friends of the brand. Sadly, it is a rare book and its print run was low. An o...
That kind of comics ...
I like a lot. FX, thanks for sharing! Oliver
Yes. It is a focused delivery of a story..yes. I like it. Japanese.
Where ever it was done..it was very Japanese to me. It's the panel flow and facials.
This is very cool
What a nice gift to receive. It is worth hanging on to in prestine condition as it could become quite a collectors item in the years ahead. Thanks for posting, Dean
This reminds me of a comic I saw in Ulysse Nardin's factory
It featured Ludwig and Rolf and rather a lot of the early history of those two at UN during the 90's and early 2000's with the Astronomical watches and the Perpetual Calendar developed by Ludwig. I'll have to see if I can dig out a photo of it. I think in...
Excellent
I never knew the real story behind Journe's start, seems like he started for the same reasons I have- wanted a watch, couldn't afford what he wanted, so he built it :) Is that the whole comic? Or is there more? I'd love to see the whole thing if possible....
