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Visit to the NYC Chopard Boutique . . .
Opportunity to see the new L.U.C XPS Prussian Blue:
They also had the new L.U.C Strike One in Titanium:
A much better fit on my wrist than the XPS Prussian Blue:
The COSC-certified L.U.C 96.32-L delivers 65 hours of power reserve and features an 22K gold micro-rotor and the bridges decorated with Côtes de Genève. The movement and watch are also distinguished by the Poinçon de Genève hallmark:
And once again, I tried the L.U.C Quattro IV. They were kind enough to let me try it on the brown strap this time:
Of course, this is the platinum iteration:
They were especially kind to let me experience the beauty of the dial in natural light just outside the boutique:
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Visit to the NYC Chopard Boutique . . .
Opportunity to see the new L.U.C XPS Prussian Blue: They also had the new L.U.C Strike One in Titanium: A much better fit on my wrist than the XPS Prussian Blue: The COSC-certified L.U.C 96.32-L delivers 65 hours of power reserve and features an 22K gold ...
The movement looks quite small...
...and the date sub-dial looks too small. Something is 'off' with the proportions of these latest models imho...
Agree
And a hot take from me, I think Chopard gets a very big pass for having incorrectly sized 30-year old movement while other brands get murdered for the same thing.
What is this marking in your picture?
It looks like a blemish, but I don’t think that was what you were pointing out, was it? ...
This is something else I just learned from you…
I didn’t realize Berthoud is owned and manufactured by the Chopard Group. But the bee hallmark is not used on Berthoud pieces per my reading. Thanks again for this brand knowledge.🙏🏽
I love the Strike one, especially
the first rose gold/grey dial iteration. The Quattro is very nice too, but the blue dial speaks less to me. Are you tempted to acquire it? Best, Emmanuel
