Linéaire Chronograph 324.525
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Linéaire Chronograph 324.525

A refined homage to the original 1950s Lebois & Cie chronograph. The champagne-silver vertically brushed dial, gold-toned linear Arabic numerals and blued syringe hands create a warm interplay of light and depth.

The inaugural batch of the Heritage Linéaire Chronograph 324.525 has now sold out.

Production has commenced, with first deliveries expected from September 2026. You can now register your interest for the next production batch. Learn more on the Linéaire introduction page.

€ 3300

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Linéaire Chronograph 324.525

A refined homage to the original 1950s Lebois & Cie chronograph. The champagne-silver vertically brushed dial, gold-toned linear Arabic numerals and blued syringe hands create a warm interplay of light and depth.

The inaugural batch of the Heritage Linéaire Chronograph 324.525 has now sold out.

Production has commenced, with first deliveries expected from September 2026. You can now register your interest for the next production batch. Learn more on the Linéaire introduction page.

€ 3300

DESCRIPTION
A contemporary interpretation of the original 1950s reference that inspired the Linéaire family. The warm champagne-silver dial of ref. 324.525 echoes the vintage watch discovered at vintage watch retailer Shuck the Oyster in Berlin and features refined vertical brushing that catches light in shifting gradients. The applied gold-toned Arabic numerals, constructed on mid-century linear geometry, float above the surface with subtle depth, while the blued syringe hands provide crisp contrast.

In true mid-century chronograph tradition, the dial includes a tachymeter scale (Base 1000) and a 30-minute counter marked with three-minute divisions, a period feature once used for timing long-distance telephone calls. These historically documented elements, described in The Main Types of Chronograph Explained by Their Dials (1951), reinforce the model’s deep archival grounding.

Paired with a rich blue strap, this reference embodies understated refinement and pays tribute to the elegance of Lebois & Cie’s mid-century chronographs.
A contemporary interpretation of the original 1950s reference that inspired the Linéaire family. The warm champagne-silver dial of ref. 324.525 echoes the vintage watch discovered at vintage watch retailer Shuck the Oyster in Berlin and features refined vertical brushing that catches light in shifting gradients. The applied gold-toned Arabic numerals, constructed on mid-century linear geometry, float above the surface with subtle depth, while the blued syringe hands provide crisp contrast.

In true mid-century chronograph tradition, the dial includes a tachymeter scale (Base 1000) and a 30-minute counter marked with three-minute divisions, a period feature once used for timing long-distance telephone calls. These historically documented elements, described in The Main Types of Chronograph Explained by Their Dials (1951), reinforce the model’s deep archival grounding.

Paired with a rich blue strap, this reference embodies understated refinement and pays tribute to the elegance of Lebois & Cie’s mid-century chronographs.

MATERIAL

DIAMETER

THICKNESS

CASEBACK

CRYSTALS

LUG-TO-LUG

LUG WIDTH

WATER RESISTANCE

 

316L STAINLESS STEEL

39 MM

10,5 MM / 13,9 MM

SCREWED DOWN

DOUBLE DOMED SAPPHIRE

47,35 MM

20 MM

5 ATM / 50 M

 

 

MATERIAL

DIAMETER

THICKNESS

CASEBACK

CRYSTALS

LUG-TO-LUG

LUG WIDTH

WATER RESISTANCE

 

 

316L STAINLESS STEEL

39 MM

13,9 MM (10,5 MM W/O CRYSTAL)

SCREWED DOWN

DOUBLE DOMED SAPPHIRE WITH AR COATING INSIDE

47,35 MM

20 MM

5 ATM / 50 M

 

CALIBER

TYPE

WINDING

CHRONOGRAPH

POWER RESERVE

VIBRATIONS

JEWELS

 

LC-450

MECHANICAL

HAND-WOUND

COLUMN-WHEEL

60 HOURS

28,800 VPH

23

 

 

MOVEMENT

TYPE

WINDING

CHRONOGRAPH

POWER RESERVE

VIBRATIONS

JEWELS

 

 

LC-450

MECHANICAL

HAND-WOUND

COLUMN-WHEEL

60 HOURS

28,800 VPH

23

 

A contemporary interpretation of the original 1950s reference that inspired the Linéaire family. The warm champagne-silver dial of ref. 324.525 echoes the vintage watch discovered at vintage watch retailer Shuck the Oyster in Berlin and features refined vertical brushing that catches light in shifting gradients. The applied gold-toned Arabic numerals, constructed on mid-century linear geometry, float above the surface with subtle depth, while the blued syringe hands provide crisp contrast.

In true mid-century chronograph tradition, the dial includes a tachymeter scale (Base 1000) and a 30-minute counter marked with three-minute divisions, a period feature once used for timing long-distance telephone calls. These historically documented elements, described in The Main Types of Chronograph Explained by Their Dials (1951), reinforce the model’s deep archival grounding.

Paired with a rich blue strap, this reference embodies understated refinement and pays tribute to the elegance of Lebois & Cie’s mid-century chronographs.
A contemporary interpretation of the original 1950s reference that inspired the Linéaire family. The warm champagne-silver dial of ref. 324.525 echoes the vintage watch discovered at vintage watch retailer Shuck the Oyster in Berlin and features refined vertical brushing that catches light in shifting gradients. The applied gold-toned Arabic numerals, constructed on mid-century linear geometry, float above the surface with subtle depth, while the blued syringe hands provide crisp contrast.

In true mid-century chronograph tradition, the dial includes a tachymeter scale (Base 1000) and a 30-minute counter marked with three-minute divisions, a period feature once used for timing long-distance telephone calls. These historically documented elements, described in The Main Types of Chronograph Explained by Their Dials (1951), reinforce the model’s deep archival grounding.

Paired with a rich blue strap, this reference embodies understated refinement and pays tribute to the elegance of Lebois & Cie’s mid-century chronographs.

MATERIAL

DIAMETER

THICKNESS

CASEBACK

CRYSTALS

LUG-TO-LUG

LUG WIDTH

WATER RESISTANCE

 

316L STAINLESS STEEL

39 MM

10,5 MM / 13,9 MM

SCREWED DOWN

DOUBLE DOMED SAPPHIRE

47,35 MM

20 MM

5 ATM / 50 M

 

 

MATERIAL

DIAMETER

THICKNESS

CASEBACK

CRYSTALS

LUG-TO-LUG

LUG WIDTH

WATER RESISTANCE

 

 

316L STAINLESS STEEL

39 MM

13,9 MM (10,5 MM W/O CRYSTAL)

SCREWED DOWN

DOUBLE DOMED SAPPHIRE WITH AR COATING INSIDE

47,35 MM

20 MM

5 ATM / 50 M

 

CALIBER

TYPE

WINDING

CHRONOGRAPH

POWER RESERVE

VIBRATIONS

JEWELS

 

LC-450

MECHANICAL

HAND-WOUND

COLUMN-WHEEL

60 HOURS

28,800 VPH

23

 

 

MOVEMENT

TYPE

WINDING

CHRONOGRAPH

POWER RESERVE

VIBRATIONS

JEWELS

 

 

LC-450

MECHANICAL

HAND-WOUND

COLUMN-WHEEL

60 HOURS

28,800 VPH

23

 

Linéaire: The Return of Lebois & Cie

The Heritage Chronograph Linéaire marks the first modern return of the historical LEBOIS & CIE signature, a detail last seen on a rare 1950s reference. Named in French to honour its origins, Linéaire blends mid-century refinement with contemporary precision.

Characterised by its vertically brushed dial, gold-toned Arabic numerals built on linear geometry, and elegant syringe hands, Linéaire bridges past and present through a design language that is both familiar and freshly reinterpreted. A tribute to the era that shaped it, and a new chapter for Lebois & Cie.

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