Experience Timeless Elegance with a Dash of Dutch Charm in Lebois & Co's Latest Watch Offerings

The Enduring Allure of the Clous de Paris Dial

The first of these exquisite new models features the classic Clous de Paris motif, a revered decorative pattern in horology characterized by its repeating pyramidal texture that beautifully interacts with light. In this iteration, GT Cadrans employs advanced CNC diamond-cutting technology to meticulously craft a guilloché-like surface. This is then finished with a galvanic treatment using a 24-carat gold solution, imbuing the dial with a warm, inviting rose-gold hue that speaks to traditional elegance.

A Culinary Inspiration: The Stroopwafel Dial's Unique Texture

The second timepiece draws inspiration from a delightful Dutch tradition: the Stroopwafel. The idea for this unique dial originated during a 2024 watch fair in New York, where the familiar woven pattern of the caramel-filled waffle sparked a creative conversation. Lebois & Co, once again collaborating with GT Cadrans, successfully translated this culinary texture into a finely laser-engraved dial. A caramel-toned galvanic treatment further enhances the connection to the beloved Dutch treat, creating a watch face that is both engaging and distinct. Under magnification, the intricate details of the engraved surface are revealed, while the play of light continuously animates its rich texture. This design, though born from a playful concept, is executed with the same meticulous attention to detail as any traditional decorative dial.

Refined Aesthetics and Proportions Across the Collection

Both models in the Heritage Atelier series maintain the elegant design elements and proportions established by the Heritage Small Seconds collection. They feature tastefully applied Breguet-style numerals and slender leaf-shaped hands, complemented by a recessed small seconds subdial at the 6 o'clock position and a contrasting silver railroad-style minutes track. The cases are crafted from polished and brushed 316L stainless steel, measuring 37.8mm in diameter, 10.5mm thick, and 45.5mm from lug to lug. Each watch is protected by a double-domed sapphire crystal, boasts an exhibition caseback, and offers 50 meters of water resistance, ensuring both beauty and durability.

Precision Engineering: The Calibre LC-350 Movement

At the heart of the Lebois & Co Heritage Atelier watches lies the calibre LC-350. This COSC-certified automatic movement is based on the Sellita SW360-1, which is the small seconds variant of the SW300 (an alternative to the ETA 2892). Operating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, the movement provides a robust 56-hour power reserve. Its intricate workings are beautifully showcased through the transparent sapphire caseback, allowing enthusiasts to appreciate the mechanical artistry within.

Availability and Pricing for Discerning Collectors

The Lebois & Co Heritage Atelier collection, while not limited in number, will be produced under controlled quantities to maintain its exclusivity. The initial ordering window opens on July 27, 2026, and will remain open for a period of 14 days. Deliveries for these sophisticated timepieces are anticipated to commence in early 2027. Both the Heritage Atelier Small Seconds Clous de Paris and the Heritage Atelier Small Seconds Stroopwafel are priced at EUR 5,500, inclusive of VAT, offering collectors a chance to own a piece that perfectly marries heritage and contemporary design.