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KMII's retrospective on his Chopard L.U.C Chrono One offers a compelling look at a watch that marked a significant horological milestone for both the collector and the brand. This article delves into the enduring appeal of a timepiece that not only introduced Chopard's first in-house chronograph movement but also became a cherished companion, accumulating stories and patina over a decade of wear. KMII's personal journey highlights how a 'first fine watch' can transcend its mechanical brilliance to become an integral part of one's life narrative.
Wonderful to consider the connection between this watch and the memories that you have with it. The true meaning of our passion for mechanical watches and everything that they stand for. Keep enjoying it my dear friend ! Best regards Captain
but I agree that it is almost the perfect watch. It took me years to buy mine, and I have never regretted spending the money (and time!). I was to commission a watch it would be like this but with the following slight "improvements" The arena caseback, which I don't think Chopard have made in the steel versions of the Chrono One, but, oh, I love that caseback with this movement Although I like the black dial, I think these silver subdials with the vertical brushed dark graphite from the newer mo
How very true πππ»
Still enjoying it, meaning it was most likely a correct choice πππ»
For me there is one thing that would really significantly improve it - namely shorter lugs, like subsequently used on most Chopard watches (would work a tad better with my chicken wrist) ππ€π»π€·π»ββοΈ
Let me see if I can find pictures of my first batch of cashmere strapsβ¦ but I first started the custom strap journey with leather, just like most of us I guess π€·π»ββοΈ Here the first batch of my cashmere straps from many years ago. Still all in use:
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