a warm hello from germany

glad that i managed to get one of the limited watches in europe no 51 of 250 -
one question - why is it that the calibre is 96T - well this is what it says on the back??

2nd: does the rotor in your watches also not smoothly go around but lets say more or less in steps (unlike with other automatic watches)

thx for your reply

soeren from hamburg

REVIEW OF Chopard L.U.C Twist Tech Limited Edition

By: Watch_time_it_is : July 29th, 2007-19:37

REVIEW OF Chopard L.U.C Twist Tech Limited Edition Sincere World Exclusive Collection [NOTE – the following is my personal opinion of my recent purchase of the Chopard L.U.C Twist Tech Sincere Limited Edition. I am not associated with Chopard, the managem...

Rest assured

By: MTF : July 29th, 2007-21:39

Dear SBS, Congratulations! I'm beginning to see a design theme running through your recent choices: Piccadilly Serpent Calendar (Peter Speake-Marin) Louis Monet Twin Tech Chopard Twist Tech ?......... Watch brands sometimes grant exclusivity to their clos...

Agreed however...

By: Watch_time_it_is : July 30th, 2007-10:09

...as the list you reference shows, the more limited the better in my mind. One of the posters on another watch site mentioned that there is a third difference - that the movement is blackened on the Sincere version and not the Chopard version. If this is...

Congrats on acquiring the LUC Tech Twist. I got mine 3 months back and must say that it has a character of its own. I also fell in love with its mix of classic and tech design and its movement. Especially like its unique date counter and of course its lim...