Louis Erard 2340 Watch Review: The Brand's Take On The Integrated Sports Watch
The Louis Erard 2340 watch marks a significant departure from the brand's traditional focus on regulators and collaborations, venturing into the competitive realm of integrated sports watches. With its unique design features, the 2340 collection stands out through both its intriguing case design and distinctive dials. Featuring a 40mm stainless steel case that is only 9mm thick, the watch boasts 50m water resistance and a striking aesthetic characterized by oblong shoulders that enhance its overall look. While the lug-to-lug measurement may pose challenges for smaller wrists, the finishing quality aligns well with its price point, showcasing thoughtful craftsmanship that differentiates it from competitors like the Tissot PRX. The watch offers a choice of three captivating dial colors: blue, slate, and mint, each presenting a unique pattern that contributes to the watch's character. Notably, the integrated bracelet features an innovative clasp with a spring blade mechanism, providing a seamless appearance but lacking micro-adjustment options. Powered by the Swiss automatic Sellita SW300-1 movement, the 2340 combines a stylish profile with functionality, making it a viable contender in the integrated bracelet genre. Priced at CHF 2,990, the Louis Erard 2340 successfully finds a balance between being familiar yet unique, carving out its own niche within the brand's diverse offerings.
