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Introducing Lebois & Co Unveils the Heritage Chronograph Atelier Coquille d’Oeuf
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Since 2021, Louis Erard has been redefining the boundaries of Métiers d’Art, from Grand Feu enamel and guilloché to wood marquetry, and soon, gold wire inlay. Now, Gravée Main opens a new chapter, paying tribute to one of the oldest crafts in watchmaking hand engraving.
Gravée Main represents a new milestone in Louis Erard’s Métiers d’Art series. This limited edition of 99 unique timepieces places hand engraving at center stage, with every metal element entirely engraved and finished by hand, a meticulous process that requires more than 50 hours of work.
Art Deco, short for Arts Décoratifs, is an art style that was first seen in France during the 1910s and quickly spread across Europe and America in the 1920s. It became known for its bold use of colors, geometric shapes, and clean, symmetrical lines. The style embraced a sense of luxury, modernity, and elegance.
Art Deco's influence went beyond just decorative design, leaving a lasting mark on architecture, fashion, furniture, and, of course, watchmaking. Its aesthetics continue to inspire modern designs.
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