CHOPARD WATCHES – Models with Technical Specifications, Price, Brand Details, History, News and Archives
Introduced in 2003, this is the first “L.U.C” watch equipped with a “L.U.C. 1.02″calibre with Tourbillon. The mechanical hand-wound movement with four barrels (L.U.C Quattro technology) ensures a power-reserve of 9 days. Adjustment of daily rating is ensured by the rotation of small inertia-blocks on a patented “Variner” type balance.
Introduced in 2002, this is the very first diver watch to be equipped with a Chopard L.U.C automatic movement. This model has a steel case that offers water-resistance up to 300 m. Its finely streamlined profile is reminiscent of a submarine fuselage. The matt and polished surface is stamped with
Introduced in 2008, the L.U.C Tourbillon Tech Steel Wings represents the perfect embodiment of a successful alliance between watchmaking mastery and modern design. Its openworked dial affords a vision of the accomplished technical feats of the Chopard Manufacture in Fleurier. This elegant watch with its contemporary lines houses L.U.C Calibre
Introduced in 2000, the Chopard L.U.C. Quattro houses a hand-wound mechanical movement is fitted with a quadruple barrel to give it an exceptional 10-day power reserve. This is indicated at 12 o’clock, with the date and small seconds on a sub-dial at 6 o’clock. The solid gold dial matches the
Distinguished, powerful and yet understated, the “Grand Prix de Monaco Historique 2008” watch subtly combines both a classic and a sporty look. As a COSC-certified chronometer, the movement of this time-measuring machine powers a high-precision chronograph. The ballet of hands it triggers is performed on a dial certain to appeal
Launched in 2006, L.U.C XP is the first ultra-thin watch in the prestigious L.U.C Collection. Winner of the 2006 Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix in the ultra-thin watch category, the time piece is a classic within the L.U.C Collection, which offers in-house developed haute horlogerie creations. In 2008, Chopard introduced two
