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I am always wrong : ) But I thought the Geneva Seal was tor the finishing qualities of the watch...
...and the Fleurier Certification was for accuracy. Again, probably wrong. But I love LUC watches. Some of the best hands I've ever seen...this being no exception.
Chopard L.U.C Qualité Fleurier 20th Anniversary . . .
https://monochrome-watches.com/chopard-luc-qualite-fleurier-20th-anniversary-edition-yellow-gold-review-price/ Chopard announced a limited run of 20 pieces to pay tribute to their first L.U.C Qualité Fleurier introduced in 2005. Executed in ethical 18K ye...
Big fan of Chopard LUCs...
...no Geneva Seal on this one? Still lovely, but for a special piece I thought they'd put in their top-shelf movement...
I am always wrong : ) But I thought the Geneva Seal was tor the finishing qualities of the watch...
...and the Fleurier Certification was for accuracy. Again, probably wrong. But I love LUC watches. Some of the best hands I've ever seen...this being no exception.
Looked it up for my own education,
I was familiar with the Patek Seal but not this one. The QF appears to be more rigorous than the Geneva Seal and covers finishing, aesthetics, accuracy, the whole thing. This truly is a beautiful watch on both sides, I agree with you mdg the hands are ter...
Watch with Geneva seal has to be made in Geneva.
Where QF watches need to be Swiss made. So I don’t think one is better than the other nowadays. Chopard’s LUC movement with Geneva seal has the black polished swan neck regulator. Not sure if they are finished differently though.
A luscious LUC !
Really like that wrist shot. I'd not seen that version before, thanks for sharing !
What a beauty...
even though I am not into colored gold. The brown and gold dial looks stunning.
