Chopard

Hi Here is an interesting watch from Chopard that I photographed last weekend. Having processed these images slightly different from my other series I think they are slightly better in delivering what I was trying to do (albeit not discernable to the non ...  

This photomontage is of the LUC 'Tech' line with LUC 96TB (tech black) movement and not the 'Classic' line with LUC 1.96 movement (see below): L.U.C. 16/1888 photo © Chopard & Cie SA Both styles have their fans and there should be enough market to satisfy...  

Regards, MTF

From my recent watch-buying experiences, Chopard is still very much presented as a sparkly diamonds brand, with a smattering of Mille Milliga models. It can be quite hard work to find the LUC range, which is a pity, as they appear very reasonably priced f... 

Apart from the Boutiques and Chopard 'Corners' which have more range, the production output of LUC range is small so there are not enough watches to spread over all the outlets including the regular dealers. So, strangely, they may need poorer distributio... 

I visted a couple of Chopard Corners in New York that didn't have any LUC models, including at the well-known New York mega store.

Harry, Excellent photography, the shots are very dramatic with excellent lighting. Wonderful stuff. MSB

MBF, Since you have an eye for photography and lighting, what do you think of the design paths that Chopard is taking? Classic vs Tech? Regards, MTF This message has been edited by MTF on 2007-04-20 07:46:38

when no one posted comments about either the watch or the photography. I had also thought that the images had became poor and people were just being polite in not telling me! Anyway, been thinking of taking a sabbatical away from watch photography for awh... 

Your watch photography is always brilliant and presented with real care. Do some really terrible shots and people would really notice!