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CHOPARD L.U.C Extra Plate Pink Gold (Ref. 16/1902/1) Chopard provided elegance through a new ultra-thin watch now enriching its L.U.C Haute Horlogerie collection. This paragon of understated refinement was available in yellow or white gold and now comes i

Had a first look at a LUC 1.96 at the purist lunch that JAW organised...it's fantastic...especially with the half hunter! Have alook at the pics at watch rap by JAW. The only thing that I cannot accept yet is the way the rotor swings....it does not have t

The latest WatchTime mentions that the Pro One has 31 jewels, plus 3 non-functional jewels. Where are these 3? Are they purely for decorative purposes? Do other Chopard models w/ the same mvt. also have the extra 3? Thanks very much, Christopher

I live in a big, affluent Canadian city, that has at least two Chopard dealers, as well as numerous Patek, Audemars, Vacheron and other haute horlogerie dealers. My assumption was that the Range Rover crowd could purchase what it wanted, what its members

is the 1.96 only available in YG? I would prefer RG or even WG.

The stripes are parallel and straight as compared to circular in the Pro1. The new, and this is the first watch, with the Fleurier certification also affects the high standards of finish which will soon be seen in the Vaucher and Parmegiani as well...and

Have traded in my PP 5120 for a new Chopard LUC Fluerier RG. Will likely get the new piece this week. This would be my third Chopard after a 1.96 and Grantrusimo XL. Am I crazy? Perhaps need to sell my 1.96 since the movement is almost the same. I have be