Up for sale is a manual column-wheel chronograph from LeBois & Co. I pre-ordered and received this watch directly from LeBois in Summer 2024. The gilt-esque dial and golden Breguet numerals are absolutely stunning. One interesting note is that the number "4" has its own distinct stylistic queue, courtesy of designer Matthieu Allègre. The stainless steel case is very well crafted and elegant as well. As one of the past seller for the exact same watch here has mentioned, the pushers mimic the shape of the lugs, which is very cool. The engine beneath the dial is a Swiss La Joux-Perret Caliber LC-450, an upgraded ETA 7750 with a heated blued column wheel, perlage on the bridges, Cotes de Geneve finishing -- all the good stuff you'd expect from a Swiss-made movement. The watch runs great at around +3 seconds per day without any noticeable blemishes or major scratches on either side of the watch. \--- [**TIMESTAMP**](https://imgur.com/gallery/lebois-co-heritage-chronograph-timestamp-8BgdjW5) [**ALBUM**](https://imgur.com/gallery/lebois-co-heritage-chronograph-album-q9YCw0i) [**VIDEO OF CHRONO ON/RESET**](https://imgur.com/gallery/lebois-co-heritage-chronograph-chrono-function-YIh5Ewj) \--- Dimensions: Case: 39mm Thickness: 13.9mm Lug to lug: 47.35mm Lug width: 20mm \-- I'm asking **$2500 USD** via PayPal to ship within CONUS. I will cover for the shipping (via UPS Ground), and try to ship within two business days after receiving payment. A brand new one will run you about $3300 + import duties. Comes with original packaging, an unused original strap (the one you see from the photos). Also throwing in a **beads-of-rice bracelet from Forstner.** Thank you so much for your interest, and feel free to shoot me a message if you've got questions!