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With all respect to Chopard
for producing a nice sports watch with a even nicer movement, but how did you manage to make the watch look like a GP? 
The Blomman gene and style is certainly in the photos.
Seen in Vienna – The Chopard LUC Sport
Friends, In Vienna, I had the chance to have a closer look on a couple of Chopard watches. One of them this Chopard LUC Sport reference 8200 in blue! The quite plain 40 mm brushed steel case in combination with the beautiful decorated blue dial makes a po...
Like this a lot. Never seen the blue version, thanks for sharing!
Would love the opportunity to handle on in the real one day!!
Just one correction...
The seconds do not hack But otherwise a really wonderful watch - one of the nicest sporty / tool watches IMHO. But then again it\'s mine, so I\'m biased Thanks for the wonderful pictures of my watch, Blomman!
The second hand do not stop when pulling the crown...?
Hm, my memory fails me.... Maybe too many Grappas! Best Blomman
As you say - there were grappas aplenty ;)
It sadly doesn\'t. So you simply wait until the right second to restart the watch... Doable but not ideal. The 1.96 movement is hacking, though.
With all respect to Chopard
for producing a nice sports watch with a even nicer movement, but how did you manage to make the watch look like a GP? The Blomman gene and style is certainly in the photos.
Haha! I didn't expect that response from you.
Very clever and with a good sense of humor.
I still like the seconds hand because
...of the L.U.C logo on its tail. How cool is that? At that time, I already had watches with the L.U.C 1.96 and 3.96 movents so I did not engage. Now, the L.U.C Sport 2000 is a rare L.U.C watch with colour capped tungsten alloy micro-rotor. Regards MTF
It is not too late....
Still some around... Yes, the seconds hand is very cool! Best Blomman