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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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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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It’s here: the world’s first Venturist Observatoire Chronométrique+ Certified Chronometer

December 2019 It’s here: the world’s first Venturist Observatoire Chronométrique+ Certified Chronometer On Lebois & Co’s 85th birthday it releases the first official photos of its Venturist watch (final prototype) and its successful Observatoire Chronométrique+...

Vlog Episode #4

November 2019 Vlog episode number four is our first vlog about the Venturist! We went to Geneva for an interview with Matthieu Allègre - designer of our Venturist watch. During this visit Matthieu sees the final prototype of his design for the first time. Learn more...

Vlog Episode #3

October 2019 Vlog episode number three is about five cool and interesting facts on the history of Lebois & Co: The 'fridge' picture that started it all Co-branded watches featuring Lebois & Co, Rolex and Patek Philippe for Comex, Tiffany & Co, Domino's Pizza and FIAT...

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.