Lebois & Co Heritage Atelier with Clous de Paris and Stroopwafel Dials
Lebois & Co has introduced two new references to its Heritage Atelier collection: the Small Seconds Clous de Paris and the Small Seconds Stroopwafel. Both watches feature elaborate dials created in collaboration with GT Cadrans, one with a traditional guilloché-like pattern and the other inspired by the texture of Dutch stroopwafels. These new models retain the classic proportions of the Heritage Small Seconds series and are powered by a COSC-certified automatic movement.
- Price: EUR 5,500
- 37.8mm stainless steel case
- 50m water resistance
- 56-hour power reserve
- COSC-certified automatic movement LC-350 (based on Sellita SW360-1)
- Orders open July 27, 2026, for a 14-day window
- Deliveries scheduled for early 2027
The Clous de Paris dial features a guilloché-like pattern created with precision CNC diamond-cutting and finished with a 24-carat gold galvanic solution for a rose-gold tone.
The Stroopwafel dial is inspired by the texture of Dutch stroopwafels, with a finely laser-engraved pattern finished in a caramel-toned galvanic treatment.
Both watches have applied Breguet-style numerals, leaf-shaped hands, recessed small seconds sundials at 6 o'clock, and a railroad-style minutes track.
The case is a combination of polished and brushed 316L stainless steel.
The movement, calibre LC-350, is based on the Sellita SW360-1, runs at 28,800 vibrations/hour, and is visible through an exhibition caseback.
Production is controlled, with a single 14-day ordering window opening on July 27, 2026.