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New F. P. Journe Mayfair Boutique Opens in Heart of London

F.P. Journe Mayfair Boutique London

François-Paul Journe is one of the most celebrated watchmakers of the current age with F. P. Journe watches continually making headlines for the extraordinary prices they fetch at auction. However, auctions aren’t the only place to by an F. P. Journe, you could also visit one of the brand’s 11 boutiques around the world. They recently expanded this fleet of shops by opening a new establishment in the heart of London’s luxury retail area, the F. P. Journe Mayfair Boutique.

F.P. Journe Mayfair Boutique London

The new boutique is located at 33 Bruton Street, Mayfair, W1J 6QZ. It’s a major moment for high end collectors in the London and the UK, granting a much higher degree of access to these highly sought after timepieces. The quality of the environment is suitably high end as well, built with customer comfort in mind as evidenced by the fully stocked bar and library inside.

F.P. Journe Mayfair Boutique London

Aesthetically, the boutique leans predominantly on a form of classical modernism – open and light but with a strong focus on traditional materials such as wood. From the outside it’s very classy as well with colonnades flanking the large display windows through which you can see a handful of display cabinets.

F.P. Journe Mayfair Boutique London

The new London boutique joins F. P. Journe’s other boutiques, which are located in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Geneva, Paris, New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Beirut, Kyiv and Dubai. The addition of an F. P. Journe boutique in London is not likely to mean the exclusive watches suddenly flood into the UK but hey, at least we’re likely to have access to the Boutique Collection now.

If you’re interested in the London watch retail scene, check out our guide to the best places to buy vintage watches here. Make a day of it and visit a few alongside the new F. P. Journe Mayfair boutique.

More details at F. P. Journe.

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Michael Sonsino

As Digital Editor for Oracle Time, Michael needs an eye for detail, which makes it a good thing that his twin joys in life are miniatures and watches. He's a lifelong fan of fine timepieces, especially those of a more historic nature - if it has a twist of Art Deco, all the better. Recent purchase: Seiko Prospex 1959 Alpinist Modern Re-Interpretation. Grail watch: Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921.

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