S.T. Dupont Lighters

S.T. Dupont Line 2 Camo — Green/Black Camouflage is, at its core, a philosophy of surface: the idea that a thing can be hidden in plain sight by the careful management of color and pattern. It is not an obvious choice for a luxury lighter. A Line 2...

S.T. Dupont Line 2 Double Fire X — Yellow Gold The Firehead guilloché has been part of S.T. Dupont's vocabulary since the 1950s, when the Maison's goldsmiths were perfecting the engraving techniques that would come to define the Line 2. The...

S.T. Dupont Line 2 Double Fire X — Palladium The Firehead guilloché is one of S.T. Dupont's oldest patterns — its roots in the goldsmith tradition of the 1950s, when the Maison was perfecting the techniques that would define its...

S.T. Dupont Le Grand Ping — Monogram 1872, Palladium There is a version of every motif that reveals the design most clearly, and for the Monogram 1872 collection, palladium is that version. The founding monogram — S.T. Dupont's new Maison...

S.T. Dupont Le Grand Ping — Monogram 1872, Black The Monogram 1872 collection is built around a single premise: S.T. Dupont's founding year, 1872, expressed through the Maison's new monogram — the refreshed logo, direct and purposeful —...

S.T. Dupont Line 2 Havana Dreams — Touring Cuba Cuba froze at a particular moment. The classic American cars — Chevrolets, Buicks, Plymouths — that filled Havana's streets in the 1950s stayed there, maintained and driven for decades...

S.T. Dupont Line 2 Havana Dreams — Tobacco Estate Everything in cigar culture traces back to the field. The blends, the wrappers, the regions that connoisseurs debate — Vuelta Abajo, Remedios, Partido — all of it begins in Cuban soil,...

S.T. Dupont Line 1 — Vertical Guilloché Black / Palladium The four versions of the new Line 1 exist on two axes: finish (gold or palladium) and body (all-metal or black lacquer). The black lacquer / palladium version occupies the most...

S.T. Dupont Line 1 — Vertical Guilloché Black / Gold The Line 1 was introduced in the early 1940s as an all-metal lighter — brass body, guilloché surface, metal finish. That is the original form. The new version arrives with...

S.T. Dupont Line 1 — Vertical Guilloché / Palladium The Line 1 was the first. S.T. Dupont introduced it in the early 1940s, and it established what a pocket lighter at the highest level of craft could be — the weight, the sound, the...

S.T. Dupont Line 1 — Vertical Guilloché / Yellow Gold The Line 1 is not a new lighter. It is the lighter — the one that S.T. Dupont made first, in the early 1940s, that established what a luxury lighter should be. Adored by a...

S.T. Dupont Le Grand Ping — Monogram 1872, Yellow Gold The Monogram 1872 collection begins with a date. In 1872, Simon Tissot-Dupont founded the Maison that would become S.T. Dupont — a year that is not incidental, but the origin of...