Vlog episode No. 3

Learn about Lebois & Co’s link with Italian aircraft manufacturer Caproni and the Swedish Air Force during WWII

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Venturist Observatoire Chronométrique Certified Chronometer

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Avantgarde Date

The first watch model in our new collection. Three Re-launch Editions. Each limited to 100 pieces.

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An Evening with Lebois – Drinks & Watches

January 2020 An Evening with Lebois Join us for an informal evening for Drinks & Watches Be one of the first to try the Venturist in real life, check out the Avantgarde Date or see some of our vintage timepieces. Or simply to have a drink with our team and talk...

Season’s Greetings 🎄

December 2019 Season’s Greetings With 2019 almost being over it is time to look back on the past year which, in my opinion, was one of the most interesting years yet for both Lebois & Co and myself. After introducing our new watch design late 2018, we were able to...

Vlog Episode #5

December 2019 In vlog episode number five we show you the final prototypes of the Venturist! Show and Tell of the Venturist, a sturdy yet refined tool watch for those who dare to venture. The Venturist is Observatoire Chronométrique+ certified on chronometry,...

Observatoire Chronométrique+

The new ‘Observatoire Chronométrique+’ (OC+) certification certifies that a watch complies with the requirements drawn up by independent Swiss horology laboratory TIMELAB and authorises it to bear the prestigious and official title of “chronometer watch” in accordance with the internationally recognised ISO/CEI 3159 standard. The guarantee covers the finished watch and extends to other aspects relating to its reliability such as water resistance (ISO 22810), magnetic resistance (ISO 764), power reserve and performance on the wrist, in conditions representative of modern life. Each test and its individual requirements is described in detail below. Every individual watch is tested in Geneva for 21 days and is only awarded the ‘Observatoire Chronométrique+’ certificate if all tests are 100% successful.