Le Jour Watches – Heritage and Modern Design

Le Jour watches first appeared in the early 1960s and soon gained recognition among watch enthusiasts and collectors around the world.

Powered by Valjoux movements, they became some of the most desirable watches of their time thanks to their attractive prices and durability.

The collections drew inspiration from motor racing, sailing and aviation.

Over the following years, Le Jour built a reputation for precise engineering, reliable construction and premium movements.

During the 1980s, as a result of the so-called quartz revolution, Le Jour, like many other European manufacturers, gradually reduced production and eventually disappeared from the market.

In the new century, a new chapter in the history of Le Jour began. The brand continues to evolve, adapting its iconic models from the past to contemporary trends.

The vision of Le Jour is to create luxury watches for discerning individuals seeking quality, distinctive design and precision.