Today we present the chip craftsmanship of the Shebag Chanel WOC.

Shebag’s workmanship can be examined under a 50x magnifying glass, with extremely precise detailing.

The Chanel chip serial numbers are formed using spiral curves.

The endings are round and closed, featuring a distinctive tadpole shape.

It all begins with three lines. The milled font exhibits a dense, three-dimensional appearance, formed by three interwoven spiral lines of varying sizes. These lines converge and rotate continuously, executed in a single, unbroken stroke from start to finish—seamlessly integrated and monolithically formed.

For both numbers and letters, there is always a starting point either at one end or within the character itself. We define the end with a dot termination as the origin—the starting point of the spiral curve.

The Double C Logo on the microchip is actually composed of small, hollow circles, with a circle at the center of each dot, creating a heightened sense of depth. The internal dot matrix follows no fixed pattern or alignment; during the design phase, only the boundaries of the Double C Logo were defined. While lacking a rigid structure, the dots are arranged in a highly uniform and dense distribution.

This is the ultra-fine microchip logo craftsmanship exclusive to Chanel. Only Shebag achieves a true 1:1 replication.

The center of the Double C Logo features three vertical, equally spaced tooth-like edges.

Observed under a 400x magnifying glass, these details are critical for accurate replication.

From the central axis of symmetry of the Double C Logo, the corresponding endpoints are highly symmetrical in both shape and position.

The upper notches are identical in width and align vertically as parallel lines; the lower notches are also equally wide.

When the font alone is magnified 400x, the spiral lines become extremely clear, forming distinct serial numbers with dense, continuous lines.