MichaelC
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Great post. If it can't be 38mm, why not remove the date altogether
It is the same reason I passed on the salmon AE XPS. The sub seconds looks way too high. I prefer it anchored at the perimeter.
Nice dial, nonetheless. I would be the fool who spends double for the 1860.
Watches and Wonders 2026. Some thoughts on the Chopard LUC XPS Prussian Blue.
In 2024, Chopard issued the green version of this watch. 2 years after, the LUC XPS comes with an uber cool Prussian Blue dial, and I must say that this is my favorite from the brand, and one of my favorite from this year, at Watches and Wonders. I couldn...
Interesting thoughts, as always.
I completely understand your preference, especially given the huge difference in price. The 40 mm case wears a bit large, though, from what I’ve experienced with the green dial variant. And because I’m more into classic design, I would personally pick the...
Thank you, Nicolas, for the comparison. Price aside (and point well taken), my inclination is to the 1860 for color of the dial and the case dimensions.
I am in an Uber and I can’t confirm this, but I presume the 1860 case is more like 38 mm?
Yes,definitely a winner!
Being the owner of the Forest green dial version I do share all of your comments. It is beautiful on the wrist and,due to the sector dial,the small seconds seems to integrate more "organically "than with other LUC XPS watches. For me also one of the best ...
Great post. If it can't be 38mm, why not remove the date altogether
It is the same reason I passed on the salmon AE XPS. The sub seconds looks way too high. I prefer it anchored at the perimeter. Nice dial, nonetheless. I would be the fool who spends double for the 1860.
