Lebois & Co Heritage Atelier Small Seconds Clous de Paris and Stroopwafel
Lebois & Co has launched the Heritage Atelier collection with two new Small Seconds models featuring distinctive dials created in collaboration with GT Cadrans. The Clous de Paris dial uses diamond-cutting for a guilloché-like pattern with a rose-gold galvanic finish, while the Stroopwafel dial recreates the texture of the Dutch treat via laser engraving with a caramel-toned finish. Both watches are powered by the COSC-certified automatic LC-350 movement.
- Price: EUR 5,500
- 37.8mm stainless steel case
- 10.5mm thick
- 45.5mm lug-to-lug
- COSC-certified automatic LC-350 movement (based on Sellita SW360-1)
- 56-hour power reserve
- 50m water resistance
- Orders open July 27, 2026 for 14 days
The Clous de Paris dial features a CNC diamond-cutting process for a guilloché-like pattern, finished with a 24-carat gold galvanic solution for a rose-gold tone.
The Stroopwafel dial is inspired by the Dutch caramel-filled waffle and uses laser engraving to recreate its texture, finished in a caramel-toned galvanic treatment.
Both watches feature applied Breguet-style numerals, leaf-shaped hands, a recessed small seconds sundial at 6 o'clock, and a silver railroad-style minutes track.
The LC-350 movement is a COSC-certified chronometer based on the Sellita SW360-1, running at 28,800 vibrations/hour.
The case is described as well-proportioned and suitable for a dressy steel watch, appearing larger due to the light dial colors.
The Stroopwafel dial is preferred by one reviewer for its less metallic appearance compared to the Clous de Paris, which is enhanced by the applied Breguet numerals.
The Atelier series is positioned as a sub-collection for collaborations with industry experts, with GT Cadrans being the partner for these initial releases.
The Clous de Paris dial's hobnail guilloché pattern is produced through precise diamond cutting and has a 24k rose gold galvanic finish, contrasting with the silver subdial and markers.
