Chopard

Hello Gentlemen,

I was wondering if anyone can explain the differences between the Sincere Limited Edition L.U.C. Tech Twist and the regular edition of the L.U.C. Tech Twist.  For example, I can tell from photos that the coloring of the date wheel is different, but are there any other cosmetic differences?  Is the rest of the dial the same?  What about the movement--is it blackened on the regular version as it is on the Sincere edition?  (I have been unable to find any photos illustrating the back of the normal edition.)  Any input would be greatly appreciated.

By the way, I am becoming more and more attracted to this watch for it's looks, as well as it's L.U.C. 1.96 movement.  Obviously it is not as refined looking as the b/w version of the Twist with it's various gilloche patterns, but it is still a beautiful and very interesting looking piece.

 

Cheers,

-Christopher

Hi Brumma

You are right there's only cosmetic differences.

I don't really have a sharp picture of the 'Regular version'.  It was from our German friend.

The contrast of the Sincere version seems to be better, IMO.  Another different is the crown is signed by individual company's logo.
The regular as you may know is limited to 250 pcs while the Sincere is 100.

The takeup rate here is very good.

This Tech Twist indeed is very interesting with the multi-layering concept, giving it a 3D and more avant garde feel.  Quite a number of my female friends like this design.  The B&W Sunburst Guilloche is more of a classic piece and it is in gold... the Tech Twist is SS.

I hope it helps..

Kong

Sincere Vs The Regular Version (Credit to Axisskin)

This message has been edited by Kong on 2007-10-25 12:08:08

Thanks for the response and the photos, Kong. Do you happen to know if both editions have blackened movements? It is a bit difficult to tell from the photos. I am rather fond of that blackened look as it is a bit more unusual. I generally prefer the look of the Sincere edition a bit more, but I have a feeling it is more difficult to acquire. Obviously, getting hold of both pieces for comparison is rather difficult. Without getting into specifics, do you know if there is a price difference between the two (a simple yes or no would suffice)?

Cheers,

-Christophe

The Sincere Ltd TT has the blacken movement which the regular TT has normal coloured movement.

Since its Ltd, not many people has both, especially since they are so alike.  I would believe that you will find spotted in Singapore more and the regular ones in the Western countries.

Difficult to compare price too since they are not widely sold together.  I only have the Sincere TT and it retails very close to the classic Twist at around S$15K.  The only thing is whether it can still be found at retail.

I did a review of the Sincere Tech Twists

chopard.watchprosite.com

pictures seem to be missing now, not sure why.

thanks

Yeah, I had previously read your review (which was quite informative), but wondered what the cosmetic differences were.  I definitely would prefer to acquire the Sincer Edition now.

Thanks,

-Christophe

Our technical team has done an investigation. The reason (the pictures are not displaying) is there seemed to be broken links to the site which you have uploaded your pictures.

To prevent this occurrence, would like to encourage you to use our Photo Uploader, so the pictures will be stored in our servers.

Kong