Louis Erard Watches
Louis Erard is a rarity: an affordable luxury watch with a pedigree extending back to the golden age of Swiss timekeeping. Louis Erard was a watchmaker in the era of World War II who hired unemployed students and taught them watchmaking in the storied town of La Chaux-de-Fonds.
The CEO and grandson of the company's founder, Paul Erard registered "Louis Erard" as a trademark in 1978, and today, the watch is available worldwide. The company survived the crisis of the 1980's. Production has moved into a large factory recently, after being bought out by the Bolzi Brozhers.
Warranty
Louis Erard Watches have a two year international manufacturer's limited warranty.
Louis Erard Product
The Louis Erard 1931 Hand-wind Watch Series watch (model LE 203) features a PVD case, leather strap, sapphire crystal, deployment buckle and Louis Erard movement. Water resistant to 165 feet, it retails for $884.
The Louis Erard Heritage Automatic Watch and Chronograph Series (model LE 212) features a stainless steel case and bracelet: with small second display, sapphire crystal and Louis Erard movement. Water resistant to 165 feet, this retails for $849.
The Louis Erard Series of Move Automatic Watches and Chronographs (model LE 139). This model features a steel case and bracelet, sapphire crystal, clear back and white dial. It also features automatic movement and is water resistant to 330 feet. It retails for $592.
The Louis Erard Square Automatic Watches Series (model LE 018 pictured) features a gold plated case and bracelet, with sapphire crystal and caliber ER 57 movement Water resistant to 165 feet, this retails for $695.
Other Louis Erard Series
Louis Erard has no other watch models or watch series, although the company is experiencing a revival.