L.U.C 1860

I completely understand your preference, especially given the huge difference in price. The 40 mm case wears a bit large, though, from what I’ve experienced with the green dial variant. And because I’m more into classic design, I would personally pick the

In 2024, Chopard issued the green version of this watch. 2 years after, the LUC XPS comes with an uber cool Prussian Blue dial, and I must say that this is my favorite from the brand, and one of my favorite from this year, at Watches and Wonders. I couldn

For me this type of dial and hands from Chopard look the best and are my favourite they really remind me of my Chopard L.U.C Sport 2000 which has the same style as this watch although maybe not as good a movement as this 1860. Marc

Yes, it's an update, but it is lovely as well. More at: https://deployant.com/wwg26-highlights-from-the-new-offerings-from-chopard/ Article includes an Alpine Eagle dial variation... Deployant

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One of the few very good watches from Watch and Wonder 2023. Which was also my last W & W. A jewel, this one. Best, Nicolas

I love that alpine eagle to...dude, you've got both pieces with the killer movements! Amazing duo..... 4.96 movement here can’t match the finishing on the 1.96 or the newer version in the lucent steel 1860

I feel the quattro version IV has a better shaped crown, lugs and case. But mark 1 is significantly thinner just under 9mm, 38mm...my wrist is barely 16cm. More importantly...the dial for both the original versions of 1860 and 1863 were 18k gold, with eng

The beautiful salmon or almost copper is quite difficult to capture, especially indoors: My smallest diameter timepiece at 36.5mm: Is also my thinnest at 8.2mm: Of course, there has to be a shot with the ever present snow: HAGWE!🥂