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Bill's latest update on the Lebois & Co P25 project offers a fascinating glimpse into the meticulous refinement of a modern chronograph. His post details crucial aesthetic adjustments, specifically the re-engineered hands, and provides an exclusive opportunity for collectors to experience the prototype firsthand. This commitment to detail underscores the brand's dedication to horological excellence, making Bill's insights invaluable for enthusiasts tracking the P25's journey to production.
A few days ago, we were presented with the reworked hands for our P25 Lebois . The hands are now produced in a lighter shade of blue, which is much closer to the blue used for the dial printing. The result is a much better visual harmony between the hands and the dial.
A new set of these hands will now be fitted to the prototype. As soon as I receive photos of the prototype with the correct hands installed, I will, of course, share them here.
For those of you who may be in Switzerland during Watches and Wonders (April 14β19) , there is also an opportunity to see the watch in person.
Tom (owner of Lebois & Co and Airain ) will be present throughout the week at the Time to Watches exhibition held at Villa Sarasin , located right next to Palexpo , where Watch and Wonders takes place. Lebois & Co and Airain will be exhibiting on the first floor .
If you happen to stop by, you will not only have the chance to chat with Tom, but he will also have the P25 prototype with him , so you will be able to see it in the metal.
More updates soon once the new prototype photos arrive.
Best,
Bill
Thank you so much for the continuous updates!
Thanks to all of you for what is shaping up to be another great model!
The colored text on white enamel is great.
so that we might someday receive one of these beauties?
All that hard work is definitely paying off The final product looks even better than initially anticipated I canβt wait for mine J
Really well done πππ Thanks for the update Bill π
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