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Thanks Harry for the photo and your first impressions of the watch.

I am also a little bit "classique" and prefer a simple dial as well as a handwind chronograph. Don't miss Kong's upcoming interview of Karl-Friedrich Scheufele talking about 'possible' re-interpretations of Le Chronographe by L.U.C. AND Chopard........ hint hint

Meanwhile, folks - no need to Google when all the PURE information about technical innovations and patents for the Chrono One are here on PuristSPro : click here

Decoration under dial cannot be seen by anyone (except watchmakers); all L.U.C. watches have it.

The see-through dial is a special one-off version (100 pieces) as a celebration piece of Chopard's 1st automatic, integrated fly-back chronograph with COSC rating. Come to think of it.......can anyone think of a current true Manufacture movement with those specifications?

Of course, it is easy to understand why Chopard is making great chronographs again and want to show off the decoration inside (perlage) with the see-through dials, when you also see the passion in their leader!

Taking photos of K-FS is not easy because he speaks with his hands and is always very expressive!

Regards,

MTF

PS. I know photo below is not the Chrono One but I like the crank!

This message has been edited by MTF on 2007-11-04 02:30:34

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CHRONO ONE - is it a ground breaker?

By: Horolographer : November 4th, 2007-01:25

What is interesting about the presentation by Fredrick was that he reminded all at the Chopard Dinner Launch of the Chrono One that there had only been a handful of new chrono movements being launched over the past few decades. In comparison with the deve...