Independent Watchmakers · 2018-10-26
F.P. Journe: The lineSport Centigraphe turns elapsed time into three fast-moving displays
The yellow titanium Centigraphe uses three registers with black and red scales to give short elapsed times a strong visual presence.
Chronolume · Release archive · Based on F.P. Journe current official specifications; SJX Watches dated historical context

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What to know
The yellow titanium Centigraphe uses three registers with black and red scales to give short elapsed times a strong visual presence. Its fastest hand circles once per second on a scale divided into hundredths. A rocker at two controls starting, stopping and resetting instead of a conventional pair of chronograph pushers.

Hand-wound calibre 1506 uses an aluminium-alloy structure in this titanium version. The case measures 44mm across and 11mm thick, with a ceramic-inlaid bezel and matching articulated bracelet. The manufacture lists approximately 81g total weight. The hundredths scale describes the display; it should not be confused with a claim of independently certified timing accuracy.

At a glance
| Model | Centigraphe lineSport |
|---|---|
| Movement | Calibre 1506 — manual-wind mechanical |
| Diameter | 44 mm |
| Overall height | 11 mm |
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