Lundis Bleus makes fewer than 100 watches a year in Neuchâtel and lists 2 references, the Ref. 1120 from CHF 3,500 and the Ref. 1125 at CHF 15,800, excluding taxes. The price is set by the dial, which the workshop fires itself in 6 to 15 kiln passes, and the Ref. 1120 spans CHF 3,500 to 12,000 on the dial alone.
Checked 19 September 2026 · list prices on the maker's site that day unless marked street
Lundis Bleus was founded by two friends from watchmaking school, Johan Storni and Bastien Vuilliomenet; the first model appeared in November 2016 and Vuilliomenet has been sole owner since 2021. The workshop is at Rue des Moulins 31 in Neuchâtel, where the watches are made and assembled and the enamel dials are fired in-house. Yearly production, in the brand's words, does not exceed 100 pieces. Orders are taken directly by email, phone or the contact form, and through a short retailer list that includes Windup Watch Shop, Exquisite Timepieces and Watchmakers United. The warranty is 5 years, international, against manufacturing defects. Prices are in Swiss francs excluding taxes, and no dollar figure is set.
The range is 2 references. The Ref. 1120 is the standing model, a 316L steel case on a Sellita SW300-1 Premium automatic, with a vitreous enamel dial as standard and cloisonné, hand engraving, miniature painting and stone as options; that is how one reference runs from CHF 3,500 to CHF 12,000. The Ref. 1125 is the hand-wound one, 2 limited editions of 5 called La Fée Verte and La Bleue, each with a solid white gold dial carrying grand feu enamel over hand guilloché, on a Le Temps Manufacture LTM5000. The brand's spec page gives the Ref. 1120's dimensions only in a drawing, so the table carries the Ref. 1125's figures and blanks for the 1120 rather than numbers read off a diagram.
Two things the spec sheets settle. Both references sit under a box-type sapphire with anti-reflective coating on both sides, and both are dress watches with 30 m stated on the 1125 and no rating stated on the 1120. Six to 15 kiln passes a dial and fewer than 100 a year is the arithmetic of a workshop that fires its own enamel, and it is the reason the order goes by email rather than a cart.
Founded2016
BasedNeuchâtel, Switzerland (Rue des Moulins 31)
AssembledMade and assembled in the brand's Neuchâtel workshop; yearly production 'does not exceed 100 pieces'; enamel dials fired in-house, 6 to 15 kiln passes each
MovementsSellita SW300-1 Premium automatic (Ref. 1120), Le Temps Manufacture LTM5000 hand-wound, 60h (Ref. 1125)
SoldDirect by email/phone/contact form plus a retailer list (Windup Watch Shop, Exquisite Timepieces, Watchmakers United among them)
Warranty5-year international warranty against manufacturing defects
Read the table by movement. The Ref. 1120 is the automatic, Sellita SW300-1 Premium, in 316L steel on leather with a steel tongue buckle and custom strap lengths, with a sapphire or coloured mineral back; it enters the table without dimensions because the brand publishes them only as a diagram. The Ref. 1125 is the hand-wound, Le Temps Manufacture LTM5000, 19 jewels, 4 Hz, 60 hours, 40 mm and 11.3 mm thick with a 19 mm lug on bovine leather, 30 m, flat sapphire back. Between the two the movement is the smaller part of the CHF 12,300 gap at the 1120's floor; the white gold dial is the larger.
Ø40 mm · hand wound · 30 m · CHF 15,800 · Hand-wound · white gold enamel dial · 2 editions of 5
Lundis Bleus Ref. 1125 (La Fée Verte / La Bleue)
MovementLe Temps Manufacture LTM5000 hand-wound, 19 jewels, 60h, 4Hz
Case40 mm
Lug to lug—
Thickness11.3 mm
Lug width19 mm
Water resistance30 m
CrystalBox-type sapphire, double-sided AR; flat sapphire back
BezelFixed
LumeNot stated
Case materialStainless steel
PriceCHF 15,800 on the maker's site (no US price shown)
The top of the range at CHF 15,800 excluding taxes, in 2 editions of 5, and the price is the dial: solid white gold, hand guilloché, grand feu enamel fired in the Neuchâtel workshop. 40 mm, 11.3 mm thick, 19 mm lug on bovine leather, 30 m, steel, box sapphire with a flat sapphire back, on a Le Temps Manufacture LTM5000 hand-wound, 19 jewels, 4 Hz, 60 hours. Lug to lug is not published; deliveries ran December 2024 to February 2025. The Ref. 1120 with every option is CHF 3,800 less on a Sellita. In francs the MING 57.04 Phoenix at CHF 6,250 is the nearest rival by price, a chronograph with a sapphire dial rather than an enamelled one.
Lundis Bleus is for the buyer who wants a vitreous or cloisonné enamel dial fired by the people who assemble the watch, in Switzerland, from CHF 3,500, and who is content to order by email and wait. The Ref. 1125 at 40 mm suits the 6.75 to 7.5 inch wrist on diameter; the Ref. 1120's size is in a drawing on the brand's page, and a buyer should ask for the figure. Look elsewhere if you want a bracelet, a depth rating beyond 30 m or a stock watch, since anOrdain's Model 1 at GBP 1,790 and the Halios Universa II Vitreous Enamel Series at $1,095 put enamel over a Sellita for a good deal less, at 50 m and 100 m, and Halios ships in batches rather than to order.
Where it sits against the field
In francs the Ref. 1120's floor at CHF 3,500 sits between the Furlan Marri Disco Volante at CHF 2,500, a Peseux 7001 hand-wound at 8.95 mm with no enamel, and the Laventure Marine Type 3 at CHF 4,200, a COSC Sellita in grade 23 titanium at 300 m; the Lundis Bleus gives up the certificate and the depth for the dial. On enamel, anOrdain fires its own in Glasgow from GBP 1,790 on a Sellita SW210 or La Joux-Perret G101 and reaches GBP 3,695 for the Model 3 Method; Halios's Universa II Vitreous Enamel Series is $1,095 on a Sellita SW300-1, the same base calibre as the Ref. 1120; and Atelier Wen's Ancestra at HKD 45,900 carries grand feu fumé enamel from a named Beijing workshop on a Pequignet. At CHF 15,800 the Ref. 1125 is above every MING that still shows a price (CHF 5,500 to 6,250) and below the Fears Garrick at GBP 17,500; its argument against both is a white gold dial and a hand-wound Le Temps Manufacture calibre, and the counter is that MING publishes a lug to lug and Lundis Bleus does not.
Questions people ask
Where are Lundis Bleus watches made?
Neuchâtel, Switzerland, at the brand's workshop at Rue des Moulins 31, where the watches are made and assembled and the enamel dials are fired in-house, 6 to 15 kiln passes each. Production does not exceed 100 pieces a year. The company was founded by Johan Storni and Bastien Vuilliomenet, first model November 2016; Vuilliomenet has owned it alone since 2021.
How much does a Lundis Bleus cost?
CHF 3,500 to CHF 12,000 excluding taxes for the Ref. 1120, set by the dial: vitreous enamel is standard, and cloisonné, hand engraving, miniature painting and stone dials are the options that move it. The Ref. 1125, 2 editions of 5 with a solid white gold grand feu enamel dial, is CHF 15,800. No dollar price is published; orders go by email.
What movement does Lundis Bleus use?
Two. The Ref. 1120 runs a Sellita SW300-1 Premium automatic. The Ref. 1125 runs a Le Temps Manufacture LTM5000 hand-wound, 19 jewels, 4 Hz, 60 hours of reserve, in a 40 mm steel case 11.3 mm thick rated to 30 m. Both carry the brand's 5-year international warranty against manufacturing defects.
