I do feel that Le Jour put extra effort into the finishing of the case and bracelet. At least more effort than a lot of brands offering their own vintage-style sports watches. The polished edges help give the Le Jour Mark I a more high-end look and is certainly is important when taking into consideration the greater value proposition of the price – that edges toward the cost of more established “big name” luxury watch brand names.

Hands On Review by Ariel Adams

The case and bezel of the Vintage Diver are also very well executed for the category. Rather than going the more modern route of a lumed sapphire bezel, Le Jour fitted the Vintage Diver with an aluminum bezel insert that uses deep etching for its indices. The case itself is 40mm across and has a primarily brushed finish with prominent polished bevels on its lugs, which is ideal for something that’s meant to be more of a daily-wear tool watch. 

Hands On Review by Justin Mastine Frost

I was very impressed with quality of the watches and the attention to detail. They felt great and were beautifully finished 
but more importantly they looked fantastic on the wrist – the perfect balance of elegance and utility.

Hands on by Lex Martine