Chopard L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25 40mm Watch 161977-5011

Chopard presents a new expression of the L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25, showcasing the Maison's mastery of both Métiers d’Art and technical innovation. Crafted in 18ct ethical rose gold and limited to just eight pieces, this exceptional timepiece features a gold based dial adorned with radiant blue straw marquetry. Preserved within Chopard Manufacture, this rare artisanal craft uses carefully selected rye straw grown in France, each strand split by hand and meticulously assembled into a complex honeycomb motif. The design pays tribute to Louis Ulysse Chopard and the bee emblem, symbolising diligence, harmony and the collective spirit that defines a true Manufacture. A discreet aperture at 6 o'clock displays the jumping hour with perfect legibility, maintaining the dial’s purity. The rounded 40mm case, inspired by historic Chopard pocket watches, measures just 10.30mm in thickness and is fitted with sapphire crystal front and back, along with a matching 18ct ethical rose gold crown. Water resistant to 50 metres, the watch balances refined elegance with everyday practicality. Visible through the sapphire crystal case back is the L.U.C 98.06 L calibre, a remarkably thin hand finished movement measuring just 4.85mm. Featuring the jumping hour complication and exclusive Chopard Quattro technology, four stacked barrels deliver an exceptional 192 hour power reserve with constant force transmission. Finished to the exacting standards of the Poinçon de Genève, the movement reflects Chopard's uncompromising commitment to precision and craftsmanship.

Model Reference: 161977-5011

Chopard L.U.C men’s watch collection epitomises the highest standard of Swiss watchmaking. Designed, crafted and assembled within both the Geneva and Fleurier workshops, these exceptional timepieces are the product of meticulous attention to the detail and innovation that powers the Maison to new heights. Each watch is chronometer certified by the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute, and skilled artisans perform a orchestra of intricate techniques including circular-graining, sunray patterning and Fleurisanne engraving on the dials.