Long time lurker, first time poster. Wanted to share my new Quattro. 16.5cm wrist. What can I say other than that I love this watch. I don't love the strap, it is THICK, especially compared to the 1860 Salmon LUC which I also might share another time. It'

First launched in 2005 , the Chopard L.U.C Lunar One - a big date , moonphase perpetual calendar -, was redesigned for the first time in 2012 and a second time this year for its 20th anniversary . The new case , here in rose gold (ref. 161951-5001), is 40

During my visit last month, I had the opportunity to see the L.U.C Quattro Mark IV in rose gold: Yesterday, another flight delay at Logan — this time due to tires rather than weather — caused me to miss my connection to Syracuse at LaGuardia . But as any

But the boutique did have it in rose gold! When it was revealed, I loved that they ‘cleaned up’ the dial by moving the power reserve indicator to the case back. I was concerned about the thickness. But I think they did a great job! Hopefully, I can see th

I do like the 6196, but this Chopard really wowed me. Moving the 9 day power reserve indicator to the back really cleaned and opened-up the whole dial. The dial is captivating & really should be seen in person if you have the opportunity! Chopard Quattro

I like even more now with these great shots. Unfortunately, with this asking price, I would have to lean towards the Chopard L.U.C Quattro Mark IV in platinum: Thank you!🥂

This or the Patek 6196 Source: Chopard

As Chopard is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the L.U.C. Quattro with two variants of an entirely redesigned model, the Mark IV , I thought it would be interesting to trace the whole story of this line. The caliber 1.98 , later named 98.01-L , comes w

This new variant of the Chopard Full Strike Minute Repeater with sapphire gongs , ref. 161947-0002 , is limited to 20 pieces and has an 18-carat yellow gold case (42.5 x 11.55 mm) and an openworked sapphire dial . It is powered by caliber L.U.C 08.01-L9 .