Complications
Kong presents a captivating photo essay on two unique Chopard minute repeater pieces, the Two O Ten Marquetry Horse and the Mother-of-pearl Eagle. This post highlights the exquisite artistry and technical complexity of these highly exclusive timepieces. Readers gain an appreciation for the intricate dial work and the sophisticated minute repeater complication.
nice photos to showcase the beauty of Chopard!
The eagle one is very nice and unassuming. The brand isn't even on the dial or the sapphire crystal. When I first saw one in the boutique, I was quite intrigued by it. Cos I tried to research about the LUC calibres but couldn't find one for the minute repeater. And I failed to find any info about it. So thanks very much for sharing. Do hope that LUC comes out with their own movement for the minute repeater too. SC
Hi SC I've to agree on the brand/logo placement. For really superb work, thoughts should be placed to have the logo not disturb the 'scenery'. I hope the Urushi series, if there is any new design, the logo, should be blend nicely into the work of art. As for the movement, if I remembered correctly, should be the work of Claret. Striking watch, for L.U.C, StrikeOne is the first with a simple chime, and I believe they have experimented with type of metal used for sound transfer. Thanks for viewing
for dropping by Mr Busy. Let's see what Chopard has for this year soon. Kong
Its a stunner, one look you can tell this is a very very luxurious watch whether you are a watch enthusiast or not. Your photos are very nice, makes the details stand out. Regards
The Eagle is breathtakingly beautiful S
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