Cluse La Bohème is one of Cluse's core collections: round case, clean dial, quartz movement. The models in the collection can be ordered in the webshop and are delivered to your door. If you are looking for a particular colour, let us know and we will find out when it can arrive. As an official Cluse dealer, we take care of the sourcing and any later servicing too.
What kind of watch is the Cluse La Bohème?
The word bohemian points to a more relaxed, freer lifestyle, and the collection achieves that with simple means: a round case, little lettering, calm colours. It is a watch that does not try to be louder than your outfit. As is usual with Cluse, the strap is easy to change, so a single watch can give you two or three different moods.
How can you order a La Bohème watch?
- Choose the model in the webshop and place your order, as with any other product.
- If you would like to ask first, get in touch with us by phone or in writing and we will look into the expected arrival.
- If you are unsure about size, compare the case diameter on the product page with a watch you have at home.
Which Cluse is similar to the La Bohème?
The Minuit is the closest relative: just as simple, round-cased and everyday, in a similar, accessible price range. The Boho Chic goes in the same direction if you would like a slightly more distinctive dial.
You can see the full range on the Cluse watches page; and if you have your heart set on the La Bohème, write to us and we will look into it.
Cluse La Bohème – a quick guide to ordering
What movement does the Cluse La Bohème have?
A quartz movement, which is accurate and needs no winding. For a battery change you can turn to our own watch service.
Which Cluse is most similar to the La Bohème?
The Minuit comes closest, with its simple round case and everyday style. The Boho Chic is a good alternative too.
Can the La Bohème strap be changed?
Most Cluse straps can be changed easily, without tools. If you are unsure about the fitting, ask us and we will help.
How do I choose a size online?
Check the case diameter on the product page and compare it with a watch you have at home. On a slimmer wrist, a smaller case is more proportionate.