Louis Erard has done it again, this time partnering with GoS to bring Patrik Sjögren’s Damascus steel touch to the Le Régulateur model. If you bought all the previous Louis Erard collaborations, you’d have a nice little collection by now,… Read More ›
You may recall the handsome and well-priced Régulateur Gravé Noir that was launched in November 2024 by Louis Erard, joining the Noirmont Métiers d’Art collection family. Now, the vintage-inspired Le Régulateur Gravé turns itself to another colour, with the new… Read More ›
Louis Erard’s new Le Régulateur Gravé Noir is a vintage-inspired variation of the brand’s regulator/ Régulateur model, which has previously extended to some of its collaborative pieces. The Le Régulateur is proving to be a versatile base on which the… Read More ›
The niche segment of limited edition small brand collaborations at friendly price points continues to maintain a steady pace, with the latest addition between Louis Erard, a brand which has carved out its own spot within this space, and independent… Read More ›
Louis Erard has launched a new Le Régulateur model featuring, for the first time in this collection family, a grand feu enamel dial. Coming in a 39mm sized polished stainless-steel case with 50m water resistance, the enamel dial is made… Read More ›
Louis Erard’s Excellence Petite Seconde, the entry-level model in their Excellence collection, was redesigned and given new life in 2020. Since then, it has been a canvas for a number of variants, with different materials, colour schemes and collaborations, including… Read More ›
Remember the Louis Erard x Alain Silberstein triumverate? Well if you missed out the first time, they’ve partnered again for a new set in matte khaki. Meet the limited edition Le Triptyque Louis Erard x Alain Silberstein Khaki, a new… Read More ›
Perhaps one of the most unexpected collaborative successes of recent times in watches has been the series that Louis Erard and CEO Manuel Emch with a diverse range of watch brands and watch makers, including Vianney Halter and Alain Silberstein…. Read More ›
Last month we introduced an attractive new “Terracotta” dial from Louis Erard. Last year, the brand released a triumverate of pieces with dials made from Aventurine, Lapis-Lazuli, and Malachite, each variant is in a limited edition of 99 pieces. Today’s… Read More ›
So-called ‘salmon coloured’ dials have a particular niche corner of the watch universe – if we go back quite a few decades we can find vintage watches from a variety of brands which feature slightly different tones of this colour…. Read More ›
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