New Releases · 2026-04-06
MAEN and Nico Leonard slim the Grand Tonneau to 6.4mm
A two-hand dial and tubular steel bracelet replace the earlier jumping-hour design.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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MAEN’s Grand Tonneau Ultra-Thin collaboration with Nico Leonard replaces the original model’s digital-style apertures with conventional hour and minute hands. The tonneau steel case remains 34mm wide but becomes just 6.4mm thick. Textured graduated dials and a newly designed tubular-link bracelet give the watch a strong 1970s character.
La Joux-Perret’s D101 is manually wound and provides a 50-hour reserve, with decoration visible through a sapphire back. The watch is rated to 50 metres and includes a rubber strap. April reporting listed steel versions at $1,790 and a gold-plated option at $1,849, with a one-week made-to-order window that has since passed.
