LE Gardien

Your watches, ready when you are.

An automatic watch stops when it is not worn. LE Gardien keeps two of them gently in motion — on time when you pick them up, and displayed like they matter.

A little history

The self-winding watch is usually credited to the Swiss watchmaker Abraham-Louis Perrelet, around 1770: his watches wound themselves with the movements of the wearer. Rolex made the principle mainstream in 1931 with its “Perpetual” rotor. Watch winders came later, for collectors who own more watches than wrists.

The materials

• Piano-black lacquered case
• Glass window in the lid: your watches stay on display
• Soft leather-texture cushions
• Blue LED interior light that you can switch on or off

The details

• Holds 2 automatic watches
• Several rotation speeds and modes, with pause cycles to avoid over-winding
• The rotor stops automatically when you open the lid
• Very quiet
• Powered by USB: a USB-A cable is included (plug adapter not included)

1-year warranty

• If LE Gardien stops working through no fault of your own within one year, we replace it with a new one
• Keep your order confirmation and write to us at raganaapparel@gmail.com with a short description or video of the problem
• This warranty comes in addition to your statutory rights

Care

• Dust the lacquer with a soft microfibre cloth
• Place it on a stable surface, away from direct sunlight

Who it is for

• Anyone who owns more than one automatic watch
• A gift that pairs naturally with LA Boite