Lebois & Co has introduced three new interpretations of its Heritage Small Seconds model, each drawing inspiration from different periods of the brand's history. These watches share a common case and a COSC-certified movement, allowing collectors to choose a dial design that best suits their personal style. The collection offers a blend of vintage aesthetics with modern watchmaking standards.
- Available in three dial variations: Numeral, Baton, and Script.
- Each model features a COSC-certified movement.
- Case dimensions are 37.8mm in diameter, 45.5mm lug-to-lug, and 10.5mm thick.
- Water resistance is rated at 50 meters.
- Each watch comes with a leather strap and a complimentary Fixoflex stretch bracelet for pre-orders.
- Retail price is €2,650.
- Reservations are open for the 2027 production, with deliveries expected in early summer 2027.
The Numeral dial draws inspiration from a watch featured at a 2012 Christie's auction, featuring crisp Arabic numerals on a matte black surface with a recessed small-seconds register.
The case combines brushed surfaces with polished accents on the bezel and lugs, and features a fluted crown.
The Baton dial, inspired by 1930s Lebois pieces, presents elongated indexes against a dark blue dial, with sharply defined markers creating contrast.
The Baton dial is sunray-brushed blue with applied baton markers and Arabic numerals, while the Script has a matte white dial with applied Breguet-style numerals, and the Numeral has a matte black dial with printed Arabic numerals.
The Script model features an opaline dial with applied Breguet-style numerals, inspired by a vintage white-dial chronograph from a 2018 auction.
The automatic LC-350 caliber, based on the Sellita SW360-1, includes perlage decoration and a skeletonized rotor with the Lebois & Co logo visible through the exhibition caseback.