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And my last latte of the year as well! It has been a fantastic journey with Chopard and all of you this year, and I look forward to much more fun in 2015. May you and your families be blessed with hea

This one is quickly becoming a 'go to' watch for casual weekend wear. It can run the full spectrum, from suit during the week to jeans on the weekend. I would love to find a way to fit a 'funkier' str

Friends, we have arrived at the tenth Watch of the Week. After this one, I feel it is time to take a rest with respect to this series. My hope in beginning the series of posts was to remind you just h

If you described The Tudor Fastrider Black Shield to me, sight unseen (a bigger, black Daytona maybe, with a date?), never in a million years would I want it. I have never been temped by black cases o

L.U.C 1937 On the Wrist Review Several weeks ago I came across an L.U.C 1937 in stainless steel that yearned to be on my wrist. Okay, truth told, it was all our friend Daos’ fault — she made me buy it

It's time for lucky #7, which is, ironically, number 8 -- 8HF to be precise! This week's WOW goes to ant's L.U.C 8HF titanium! The L.U.C Caliber 01.06-L inside beats at 57,600 vibrations per hour, and

The Chopard Watch of the Week this week is SteveG's L.U.C 16/1860/2 , and I think it only fitting that the first image of this WOW #6 be the movement. It's not that the dial is anything less than stun

Chopard has reached, perhaps, a bit of a chronograph crossroads. Throughout the Classic Racing line, and to a lesser extent the L.U.C line, many chronographs are offered. Consider the three Chopard ch