Lebois & Co has unveiled the newest addition to its Heritage Atelier collection, the Heritage Atelier Chronograph ‘Bleu sur Blanc’ (Ref. 324.552). This new timepiece features a warm off-white Grand Feu enamel dial contrasted by deep blue registers. The dial is built using a three-piece construction and is fired at 800°C layer by layer to create a subtly domed surface meant to provide visual depth. A notable technical detail of the ‘Bleu sur Blanc’ is the decimal scale located on the dial's periphery. This scale replaces the traditional tachymeter, allowing users to measure 100 units per minute with readability down to one hundredth of a minute. The brand has released a short film featuring the Donzé Cadrans atelier to showcase the intricate process behind these enamel dials. Registration for early access to the new model is currently open. The official order period begins on 14 April, and those who register will receive a launch link to be among the first to purchase. The timepiece continues the brand's focus on heritage-inspired designs paired with traditional artisanal techniques.