Chopard

I first discovered it in the metal while we had our IGOTT in Vegas, in 2011. Since then, I never forgot it. Some 4 years after, I could take some pictures of it and write a review. A pocket watch and a wrist watch... Two in one. Huge but surprisingly wear

Come on, cheer up, little by little we are approaching Spring and a milder weather. And it is during the Spring that classic cars racing events are back to the forefront, including the most famous of them: the Mille Miglia, which will make its traditional

Horological Japanese Urushi animals based in the concrete jungle of Hong Kong saying hello 👋! What you you like or dislike about this dial and why? Cheers, Gordon

urushi dial ! What are your thoughts ? Cheers, Gordon

For many years, Chopard has established itself as one of the most technically creative and innovative Swiss Manufactures thanks to a very large catalog of complications available in the L.U.C collection. In 2010, to celebrate its 150th anniversary, Chopar

Having been travelling it has been possibly the longest time period without the LUC Chrono One since I have it - about two and a half weeks. This got rectified yesterday and I guess will not happen so soon again. In spite of its conventional design (no mo

Enjoy the holidays!! I‘ll do with the Perpetual Chrono on the wrist

I just checked and it’s been over 2,5 years since I got it. Both Chopard watches we had at the time were at spa, and I was itching for a new watch (here: for my review from back in the day). It won against a Tudor or two and while it doesn’t get as much

Hi! This is L.U.C. 1860 which was reissued recently in Revolution. I bought this watch from my friend last year and it has been loved ever since. Best, Penny.

Proclaimed a “Living National Treasure” by the Japanese authorities, artist Kiichiro Masumura has created this unique dial for Chopard featuring a jungle motif and the time-honoured lacquering techniques of Urushi and Maki-e. It really is quite amazing th