Quattro Mark II

As Chopard is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the L.U.C. Quattro with two variants of an entirely redesigned model, the Mark IV , I thought it would be interesting to trace the whole story of this line. The caliber 1.98 , later named 98.01-L , comes w

The year 2016 marks a public and personal milestone in my watch collecting history. Though this is a series of articles about the history of Chopard Time and Jewels, I find that my personal journey with Chopard is inextricably intertwined. Chopard Manufac

Rose gold Chopard LUC Classic Quattro Mark II with box and papers. It has an 8 day power reserve and a 30 day calendar. It comes on a black Chopard strap The overall condition is very good. Please feel free to email us for additional pictures or if you ha

Singapore Chopard PuristS GetToGether is under way. Chopard, Champagne, Canapes and Chronographs are a PuristS girl's joy Do ya know......Do ya know......what I really really want? (Think they are hinting ....Valentine is approaching!) Comparing notes Max

of watches ever since the original 1860 was released. The idea of original high quality movements together with a traditional commitment to fine finish and quality was very attractive. I was also drawn to the classical look of the early watches. Now,of co

Hi Hal Please allow me to add some info. MTF has already given good inputs. Firstly, both models - the Quattro and the XP (Extra-plate) are from the L.U.C series with the L.U.C calibres. The Quattro is a breakthrough in the watch industry to be able to ac

For Part 1, please click here Some of the showcase L.U.C pieces .... Tourbillon Heritage Calibre 1.02 consists of 224 parts & 33 jewels. The tourbillon carriage is made of 62 parts, occupying a volume of 306mm 3 and spins on its axis once per minute. It a

Name of the model: L.U.C ?Quattro Mark II? Reference: 16/1903 Case: in 18K gold (with crystal back) Certifications: with Geneva Seal and chronometer certification Speciality of the movement: this movement is equipped with four ?energy-tanks?. The Quattro?