L.U. Chopard Silver White, Brown

To herald this creation as just a watch would mean to disregard the reasons behind its rarity. This L.U.C 1963 Chronograph has been made in conjunction with the L.U.C 1963, both named after the year the Scheufele family acquired the Maison Chopard and are designed in resemblance to the pocket watches of Chopard from the 1960s. This beauty has an 18k rose gold case held by leather straps with a pin buckle fastener. The silver white dial is set with curved Roman numerals and dauphine hands which are a signature of the L.U.C line, and they are placed alongside a date window and three subdials for the chronograph. Inside, there are 38 jewels to ensure perfect movements. The mechanical hand wound watch has 60 hours of power reserve, 100 meters of water resistance and an exhibition caseback. The model is limited to just 50, and this here is number 6.