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This is one of 20 pieces of the L.U.C Chrono One Boutique Edition from 2009. Almost 10 years, but still a modern look and a joy to wear with its 11 CFB-movement...
Chrono One LE
This is one of 20 pieces of the L.U.C Chrono One Boutique Edition from 2009. Almost 10 years, but still a modern look and a joy to wear with its 11 CFB-movement...
Indeed a stunning timepiece!
Exceptional design IMO, it has an Art Deco flare, almost Sci-Fi. I really like the uniqueness of this piece. Nice, very nice!
Very nice. It hasn’t aged one bit. Please can you tell us more about it and its specifications as a LE? I think the two sub dials at 3 and 9 are black instead of white but I’m not sure
Best wishes
Alkiro
Alkiro
yes, black subdials and...
... a ruthenium finished movement; the movement has a black/Grey finish instead of the regular Rhodium colour... (That's why the movement is called 111 CFB)...
Movement...
this is the Ruthenium finished movement - the LE-no. is on the glass in this version...
Only 20 pieces?
p.boxster,
Thanks for the post of a truly rare limited edition.
There has always been debate about "How limited is limited?"
Some collectors use 100 pieces (with modern manufacturing capability) as the limit of a true Limited Edition.
I think we can agree well within the margin of reasonable doubt that 20 pieces is a true limited edition.
Regards,
MTF
L.U.C Chrono One Rose Gold
regular production
you are right...
20 pieces is really rare; hard to ever meet anyone else with this piece on the wrist 
I took names and telephone numbers
Just joking!
But for some L.U.C pieces, it's almost like that as we are a small community.
As you well know.....Mr Special Piece No.x/xx
Regards,
MTF