DUBOIS 1785 18K Solid Gold Chronograph cal. Lemania 1873

Philippe Dubois.

Founded in 1785, with craftsmanship handed down across the centuries.

A distinguished house that has walked the single path of watchmaking for more than two hundred years without the family line ever breaking.

Its history is not merely a chronology but a trajectory of pride and conviction marked into every single watch.

Today it works mainly on limited-production models that collectors covet, and chronographs for the German market.

Its design and its mechanisms go on captivating people even now, through excellent taste and sure engineering.

The movement is the Cal. Lemania 1873.

The caseback is a display back, so the working of this movement — the base of Omega's celebrated Cal.861 — can be enjoyed with the eye as well.

Blued steel Breguet hands, and an exquisite 33mm size.

Classical, yet with a bearing that settles naturally into modern dress.

A watch that gives off a definite presence as something to wear with style and dignity when it matters.

An aftermarket strap with an 18k yellow gold buckle is another detail that quietly brings out that taste.

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