Launched in 2000, the Chronomètre à Resonance was the world’s first wristwatch to use the resonance phenomenon whereby the movement is composed of two independent balances, alternatively serving as both an “exciter” and “resonator.” When in motion, the balances create the resonance effect and beat in unison, naturally evening out each other’s discrepancies and thus permitting greater accuracy.

Elegance and rarity converge in this exceptional timepiece, featuring a striking 38mm platinum case and a remarkable "salmon" dial. A true testament to the brand’s commitment to exclusivity, this particular combination is seldom seen and believed to have been made as a special request for an important client.

The captivating rose gold dial, a rarity in itself, exudes a warm and inviting glow, offering a unique twist on the classic salmon dial. Its subtle nuances and delicate finish elevate the timepiece’s aesthetic appeal, creating a harmonious balance of sophistication and refinement. Inside ticks the in-house caliber 1499.2 with 18 karat pink gold plates and bridges.

Notably, the 38mm case size of this Resonance “RQ” model adds to its exclusivity, as it is a seldom-seen variant compared to the much more commonly found 40mm case size used for this generation of the model. This rare size accentuates the watch's delicate proportions, catering to collectors who appreciate the elegance of a more understated and classic wrist presence. Consigned by an important collector, it is extremely well-preserved and is offered complete with its original guarantee and presentation box – a rare and hardly seen configuration for the Journe connoisseur.