In 2004, Francois-Paul Journe presented the Vagabondage 1, in a trilogy of white, rose, and yellow gold. They were launched at a charity watch auction for ICM, the Paris based neurological research charity. Almost immediately afterwards, a further limited series of 69 examples were released in platinum. This was the first F.P.Journe watch with a tortue shaped case, rather than the round examples he produced in the past. He produced two effects- a brush finish on the bezel or the alternative with polished beveled edges and sides. Each watch features the 'wandering hour dial' from whence the name Vagabondage is derived.