One I still hope to acquire one day...

Two old pictures of a Chronograph which is dear to our heart: Chopard L.U.C 1963 Chronograph, PuristS Edition.

By: amanico : May 4th, 2019-01:22

50 were made for our website. Manual winding chronograph with a classic / timeless look. 42 mm case, 11, 50 mm high. Good great looking dial. The movement is nicely finished, too. Enjoy, Nicolas ...

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Chopard in house movement. If I remember well, they worked from the automatic movement to make it manual. They removed the rotor and the auto parts. [nt]

By: amanico : May 4th, 2019-07:40

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ok clear, at very first instance to a non-expert as I am, I thought it's sort of a minerva chrono movement... [nt]

By: Izhik : May 4th, 2019-07:45

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Nein. ;) [nt]

By: amanico : May 4th, 2019-07:58

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What year was this from? Must be before my first days here (2013-2014). Was Chopard easy to work with? [nt]

By: remarque : May 4th, 2019-08:03

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Andrew D wrote the whole story about that project and watch.

By: amanico : May 4th, 2019-08:07

Here you are. www.watchprosite.com

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Thank you for the link. [nt]

By: remarque : May 4th, 2019-13:37

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Pleasure. [nt]

By: amanico : May 4th, 2019-13:54

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Beautiful watch/photos

By: Spencer Karrington : May 4th, 2019-10:36

Love the movement, one of my favorites in the industry. Also, one question, are my eyes deceiving me or is there a drawing of bees and a bee nest engraved in the outer rim on the case back under the sapphire glass?

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