Hands on review of the Chopard LUC Quattro Spirit 25
Twenty-five years ago, Chopard offered its first in-house movements. The brand had to celebrate such an anniversary with dignity, given the large number of complications that have been developed since then. We tend to forget it (which is a pity) but the L...
Agreed on the movement finishings, especially the bridges, which could have been more " generous ". As for the minute hand, well, it is unavoidable that it hides the hour for some minutes, I guess.
Now my big regret is that Chopard didn't make it in white metal... Best, Nicolas
For this celebration...
a platinum version would have been more appropriate, in my opinion.
Yes, it’s also good to have variety in a watch collection ...
including different case metals.
Thank you for another superb review and array of photos!
I need to try this watch on because I fear it is too large for my wrist. Looking at the case back, Chopard could have made the watch in 38mm - the white enamel and spartan dial will make the watch wear large anyway.
I love these kind of time displays a lot
Def a watch i would like to see in person at some point
Thanks Fx. Great review. I would not call the overlapping minute hand a "con" though.
Rather, it is part of the charm of the watch. I suppose the dial could have a disc that rotates at the rate of the minute hand, with the hour display below. You could then keep the opening always 180 degrees from the minute hand. If you were inclined...