Lundis Bleus Watches

Before, Lundis Bleus Johan Storni worked as a movement constructor for Renaud & Papi (Audemars Piguet), La Joux Perret, and Richard Mille. Bastien Vuilliomenet was always particularly interested in the design side of watchmaking and worked for Corum and Roventa-Henex. Bastien learned how to enamel himself, scouring the internet and reading books to learn the craft. It took him about four to five years to master the art.

The brand name, Lundis Bleus, or Blue Mondays in English, refers to a practice in the watch industry when people worked six days a week, and then, on Sunday, they drank heavily and could not work on Monday. That Monday was called a Blue Monday.

Lundis Bleus is an independent company owned by its founders, Bastien Vuilliomenet and Johan Storni-

Bastien learned how to enamel himself, scouring the internet and reading books to learn the craft. It took him about four to five years to master the art.

Essentielles

The Essentielles Collection combines traditional watchmaking with a contemporary look. Eight references in a 40 mm stainless steel case size, with beige, brown, or green suede straps.

Contemporaines

The Contemporaines collection prides itself on making métiers d’arts available at an affordable price. Here it is all about the dial, be it in grand feu enamel or in “Matterhorn Serpentinite” polished stone.

Métiers d’Art

The Métiers d’Art collection takes its queue from the shape and design of the Essentielles Collection. However, in this line, each dial is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and ingenuity with materials.