



Le Régulateur Louis Erard x Cédric Johner Blue ref. 85249AA01.BVA150
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Louis Erard’s latest collaboration marks a new era in the world of contemporary fine watchmaking. By teaming up with renowned watchmaker and jeweler Cédric Johner, the brand reaches new heights in watchmaking craftsmanship. Each movement is meticulously hand-decorated by Cédric Johner himself, lending a unique personal touch to each piece. Available in two enchanting variants – blue and mauve – and limited to two series of 178 pieces each, this special edition embodies the very essence of elegance.
This collaboration not only creates watches, it also conveys a message, a symbol of sharing. Louis Erard is committed to broadening the horizons of contemporary watchmaking by inviting architects, artists, craftsmen and independent watchmakers to participate in its projects. The meeting between Louis Erard and Cédric Johner represents the crossroads of these diverse creative paths.
Cédric Johner is known for his practice of “intuitive watchmaking”, where each watch is made without a pre-established plan. He assembles components one after the other, guided by his instinct and expertise. Drawing on his experience and mastery of the jewelry and watchmaking trades, he creates unique timepieces that combine tradition and innovation.
The Louis Erard x Cédric Johner Regulator is the fruit of this exceptional collaboration. Available in two dial variants – bewitching blue and striking mauve – this limited series of 178 pieces per edition embodies refinement and craftsmanship. Every detail reflects the distinctive expertise and craftsmanship of Louis Erard and Cédric Johner, from the emblematic hexagonal opening on the bezel to the automatic movement meticulously decorated with 230 pearls, testifying to the craftsman’s dedication and precision.
Together, we push back the boundaries of excellence.
Limited edition of 178 pieces
Movement Automatic regulator, Sellita SW266-1 calibre, 11½”’, Ø25.60 mm, height: 5.60 mm, 31 jewels, 28’800 VpH (4Hz), elaborate grade movement, elaborately decorated, special openworked oscillating weight decorated by Cédric Johner, approx. 38 hours power reserve
Case Polished stainless steel, Ø39 mm, width between lugs: 20 mm, between lugs: 45.90 mm, thickness: 12.82 mm, 3 parts, domed hexagonal sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides, movement visible through the transparent black caseback, water-resistant to 5 bar (50 m/165 ft), signature fir tree crown
Dial Blue PVD dial base with sunray pattern, hour flange at 12 o’clock and seconds flange at 6 o’clock, anthracite circular satin-finish with polished angles, white transfers
Hands Polished rhodium-plated leaf hands
HMS functions
Hour hand in counter at 12 o’clock, central minute hand, seconds hand in counter at 6 o’clock
Black grained calf leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching, black grained calf leather lining, polished stainless steel pin buckle, ergot bars for quick strap change.
Strap dimensions: 20/18 mm wide, 80/115 mm long
Collaboration watch developed in collaboration with Cédric Johner in a limited edition of 178 pieces.
ABOUT CEDRIC JOHNER
Cédric Johner began his career in 1982, at the age of 15, by training as a jeweler with a prestigious Geneva firm. This was the starting point of a career marked by wonder, the careful observation of shapes, the subtle balance and coherence of products, and the discovery of infinite creativity.
He then enriched his career with training in the field of watchmaking. This experience gave him the technical mastery, precision, rigor and patience needed to create pieces of exceptional quality. He also explored the field of development, prototypes and one-off pieces, all the while growing personally. He has launched numerous models that continue to seduce watch lovers.
Today, Cédric Johner practises his traditional skills daily in his Geneva workshop, using entirely traditional tools. Each piece he makes passes through his hands to be carefully designed, shaped, sculpted and decorated. He is the guardian of an age-old craft that few still perpetuate with such passion. Today, he shares his journey with the world through his creations.
His unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and creation testifies to an unshakeable determination to pursue his artistic exploration. Every day, his story shapes the Geneva watch brand.