CoLAB - Heritage Chronograph

Live now: Step 3 – Results in 3D and technical details

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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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CoLAB - Heritage Chronograph

Live now: Step 3 – Results in 3D and technical details

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Venturist Observatoire Chronométrique+ Certified Chronometer

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Lebois & CoLAB

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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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Lebois & Co participated in the first ever Virtual MicroLUX

October 16, 2020 Travel restrictions and mandatory events and meeting guidelines led aBlogtoWatch and LA MicroLUX to organize its first Virtual MicroLUX, so that despite the pandemic, watch collectors and enthusiasts can discover new products and meet the...

Investment Opportunity – Lebois & Co Equity Crowdfunding Round Open for Pre-registrations

September 9, 2020 In 2014 we revived the then 80 year old watch brand Lebois & Co. After releasing two watch models, the Avantgarde Date and the Observatoire Chronométrique+ certified Venturist, we are now on the verge of developing our heritage based chronograph...

Time to Celebrate

July 15, 2020 A little over four years ago we found out about TIMELAB’s new ‘Observatoire Chronométrique+’ certification when visiting the EPHJ fair (for watchmaking, jewelery, microtechnology and medical) in Geneva. Then, after a first visit to TIMELAB in October...

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.