Lebeau-Courally and Julien Coudray 1518 sign up for SalonQP once again

Lebeau-Courally and Julien Coudray 1518

sign up for SalonQP once again

Timepieces from watchmakers Julien Coudray 1518 and Lebeau-Courally will be on display at SalonQP for a second time: this year’s exhibition, in London’s Saatchi Gallery, runs from November 3 to 5.

The two related firms, bought out by the same Belgian family in 2012 and headed up by Joris Ide, will be putting their finest collections on show for the occasion. Taking pride of place at SalonQP 2016 for Lebeau-Courally will be its the three new Moon Phase pieces.

The Moon Phase model, made wholly in-house, was premiered at Baselworld. The timepiece is the first in the world to feature a Grand Feu enamel Moon Phase, and is now available in three versions: steel, red gold, and white gold. Lebeau-Courally will also be displaying its tourbillon, as well as its latest sports limited editions, and providing the manufacture’s local contacts with more details of all its latest developments.

“There’s no doubt that SalonQP has become Europe’s leading exhibition for collectors and professionals after Geneva and Basel,” explains Marketing Director Laurens Peeters. “London’s cosmopolitan character is an asset that’s unrivalled anywhere else. The number of professional and individual visitors, as well as the media presence, have been deciding factors in Lebeau-Courally and Julien Coudray 1518 being at the show, at a time when the two firms are flourishing – right across Europe.”