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Very cool, Mark!

 

Unfortunately Camille Fournet does not presence in Singapore. Their nearest agents are in Hong Kong.
Will drop by to pick up a few when over there.

I like the concept of the quick-change, smart, the whole trick is at the spring-loaded pin.

Thanks for sharing.

Kong
This message has been edited by Kong on 2007-10-22 11:48:24

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Quattro

 
By: watchbuff : October 19th, 2007-07:05
Could someone give me opinions regarding L.U.C Quattro. How does it compare to L.U.C 1860?

Welcome Watchbuff to Chopard. Which Quattro you are eyeing?

 
By: Kong : October 19th, 2007-22:16
The genesis of L.U.C is the Cal. 1.96 ( 3-day power reserve), which is inside the 1860/2. 3 years later, in 2000 which L.U.C leapfrogged with the Quattro 9-day power reserve Cal. 1.98 having 4 barrels into the same sleek casing maintaining the thickness t... 

Pictures of both

 
By: MrkK : October 20th, 2007-08:42
Here are the pictures of quattro and LUC 1860 side by side "> "> The finish of both watches is pretty much identical: second to none. At 36mm LUC 1860 is small by modern standards. The Quatto is 38mm (and it wears larger) and could definitively fit the bi...  

Thanks Mark for the nice pic!

 
By: Kong : October 21st, 2007-22:35
I saw L.U.C later "Quattro Mark II", the date dial is modified and the date arrow is red for better contrast. Are those pictures taken "hanging up"? I think I see 2 pins on the 1860! Kong

The pins are for the strap change

 
By: MrkK : October 22nd, 2007-08:54
Kong, the pins are for the strap change. The strap is custom mage Camille Fournet with the quick change system.