Best known as the oldest surviving watchmaker in the world, Blancpain’s legacy as one of the finest in their industry is certainly without question. Having been revived by Jean-Claude Biver in the 1980s following a decade-long dormancy, Blancpain has grown in stature as one of the most respected watchmakers in the world. With an undeterred focus on mechanical movements, Blancpain’s timepieces represent the purest form of horology possible, a tenet of Blancpain that continues to feature in their timepieces to this day, much like in this Leman Ultra-Slim ref. 2100-1127A. Launched in the early 2000s, the ref. 2100-1127A feeds into the brand’s sportier side while remaining classical in design and ultra-slim in execution, as its name suggests. Boasting a white dial with applied indices and Roman numerals in addition to its large luminous hands, the ref. 2100-1127A showcases its utilitarian side with its abundance of luminous material and extreme legibility. Boasting a 100 hour power reserve, its automatic cal. 1151, which is on display behind its exhibition caseback, proudly highlights Blancpain’s dedication to fine watchmaking, a dedication of Blancpain’s since their founding all those centuries ago.

A wonderfully casual design, the Leman collection has enabled Blancpain to branch out from their typically reserved designs and create timepieces that feature Blancpain's excellent craftsmanship, but in timepieces that offer everyday utility and wearability.