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Yet another striking L.U.C Full Strike
Here’s the 2024 “Día de los Muertos” unique piece edition with a Calavera skull motif executed in stone marquetry.
Chopard’s new take on highly refined dazzling exuberance.
Have a nice day.
credit: Teddy Baldassarre
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Yet another striking L.U.C Full Strike
Here’s the 2024 “Día de los Muertos” unique piece edition with a Calavera skull motif executed in stone marquetry. Chopard’s new take on highly refined dazzling exuberance. Have a nice day. credit: Teddy Baldassarre ...
I love trip repeaters
Seiko Epson also makes an amazing-sounding spring drive one, but Chopard's is so much more compact.
Yes, very impressive.
And, as it’s a unique piece, I would say that, to a certain extent, it’s made even more for the pure pleasure of free artistic creation than for the person who will buy it.
It’s completely exuberant and I certainly understand that you don’t like it.
I personally like that Chopard isn’t afraid to fully embrace the crazy spirit of the Día de los Muertos.
Like you, I tend to like this idea of remembering
the departed through festivities rather than mourning.
Yes, pain and even mourning can’t be avoided.
But it's good if they don't always have the last word.
Definitely over the top, but
I like it that Chopard isn’t afraid to embrace the exuberance of Día de Los Muertos.
Not my style either,
but I like it that Chopard allows itself such exuberance and does it so well.
Nice one. Love it when brands do daring designs.
Also congrats for the appropriate watch selection in dia de los muertos.
Thank you, Derreck.
I also like daring creations, especially when they are so well done!
I like the backside view more than the front on this one.
Still, an interesting piece in an over-the-top kind of way. Thanks for posting. M4
For sure!
But when “bad taste” is so well done, I find it attractive to a certain extent !
I'll offer high praise to Chopard for this creation.
Lots of unique details. Of course it is not going to be for most buyers, but I applaud them for making it. We need more of this brashness in watchmaking!
