Watch Box
A true work of art with meticulous, handmade, in-house finishes, this transparent case highlights each piece it protects by delicately revealing it with a simple press of a button. When the lid is closed, its internal mechanism automatically winds itself, revealing gears and levers as complex as the movements of the mechanical watches that inspired it.
The Dragon
To celebrate the year 2024, the Year of the Dragon, and to honor the revered animal of Chinese culture, L’Épée 1839 presents a sculptural, high-precision table clock that brings the legend to life. Powered by the Swiss-made 1853 caliber, entirely created by the Maison and specially designed to fit the creature’s curves, this limited edition of 88 pieces is available in gold-plated, palladium-plated, or red lacquered finishes.
Grenade x The Dial Artist
When several artists meet, magic happens: the Grenade series, each piece unique, was born from the diverse skills of L’Épée 1839’s artisans and the vibrant brushstrokes of Chris Alexander, aka The Dial Artist. Featuring an in-house mechanical winding movement offering 8 days of power reserve, this table clock is triggered (and wound) by pulling the pin. The gesture is playful, and the regular, incessant clicking serves as a constant auditory reminder that every second counts. L’Épée 1839 brilliantly repurposed the military object into a colorful, vibrant, and truly alive manifesto.
Albatross
A lasting and awe-inspiring collaboration between L’Épée 1839 and MB&F: the Albatross is by far their boldest co-creation. Two movements, three barrels, 32 propellers, 17 kg, 8 days of autonomy for the chiming clock, and one day for the automaton... Designed and created as a tribute to the world of Jules Verne, this miniature vessel, limited to 8 pieces per color, combines mechanical prowess with retrofuturistic poetry. When the hours chime, this extraordinary piece comes to life with a beat of its propeller, ready to take flight. Pure genius!
T35
A marvel of craftsmanship and engineering, this clock shaped like a mini race car, unveiled by L’Épée 1839 on the occasion of its 185th anniversary, is the must-have accessory for the perfect gentleman wishing to add a touch of luxury to his office. Inspired by 1930s racing cars, the T35 displays hours and minutes on the side, is wound through the rear wheels, and offers 8 days of autonomy. The steering wheel is used to set the time, while the handbrake releases a flame hidden under the hood. Available in four racing colors, the T35 blends vintage spirit with horological expertise in a limited edition of 100 pieces per color.
