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Chopard L.U.C XP Urushi The Ultimate Universe (161902-1021)

For all of you that are wondering if the balls are semicircular or spheres (there is no picture that outlines this detail), they are spheres - so the ball is completely round.Overall its a beautiful watch at a good price, does not look cheesy at all (one of my worries when I ordered it). I wear it daily to work/out and have gotten many compliments.

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Review by Rena Waschulewski, From France Carreyre

Chopard Happy Sport Black with Three Floating Diamonds Dial Ladies Watch 278477-3014

loved the Chopard Happy Sport Black with Three Floating Diamonds Dial Ladies 278477-3014 watch but the strap was missing the piece which holds the end of the strap

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Review by Edward oliver, From Mexico Naucalpan Edo. De Mex.

Chopard Happy Sport II Round Mother of Pearl Dial Ladies Watch 278509-3006

Good product. Fast shipping is always a plus!

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Review by Jane Y, From USA Lodi

Launched to celebrate the partnership between Chopard and Porsche Motorsport in the World Endurance Championship (WEC), the Superfast Chrono Porsche 919 Edition made a serious impression. Its new version for Only Watch symbolises the encounter between two pioneering companies in the avant-garde of their respective fields along with the support of a great champion for a good cause.

The new Superfast Chrono Porsche 919 Edition Only Watch 2015 is entirely in tune with this context. This titanium and DLC chronograph with its 45 mm-diameter case is equipped with a flyback function. It is powered by a mechanical Chopard movement: the 03.05-M calibre chronometer-certified by the COSC. Inspired by the Porsche 919 Hybrid, the stripes on the dial recall the rear diffuser of the racing car. Likewise, the "919" appearing in the red rectangle in the 9 o'clock counter echoes the Porsche models competing in the World Endurance Championship. Water-resistant to 100 metres, this watch is fitted with a rubber strap reminiscent of the slick tyre-tread serving to negotiate bends at extremely high speeds. The timepiece has a 60-hour power reserve and is signed by Mark Webber.

After 12 seasons on the Formula 1 circuit, 36 podium finishes, 11 pole positions and nine Grand Prix victories, Mark Webber joined the Porsche Motorsport team in 2014 to accompany the German manufacturer in its big return to competition in the World Endurance Championship (WEC). Mark Webber explains his commitment: "I didn't hesitate when Chopard suggested I participate alongside the company for with Only Watch 2015. We have created a unique watch with materials identical to those of the automobile: titanium and carbon. I really hope that it will bring a concrete support for this association and that its future owner will be as happy as I am to help this cause. I invite all passionate fans of watchmaking and racing to fuel the bidding."

In keeping with the spirit of Only Watch, which offers collectors a chance to acquire exceptional watches, this is the only model in the Superfast collection to made of titanium with a DLC treatment accentuating its understated and sporting nature, reflecting that of the incredible engine driving the vehicle that inspired it.

The Swiss based jeweller-watchmaker brought luck to Michel Hazanavicius, winner of the Oscar for Best Director of The Artist, making him the tenth Academy Award nominee to win wearing Chopard.

For the ninth consecutive year, the top winners presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences are adorned in jewelry as well as watches created by the prestigious Geneva-based House. This is because, for the very first time at the Oscars, directors have joined actors and actresses in choosing Chopard to bring them luck. Winner of the Best Director Oscar - Michel Hazanavicius- is following in the glamorous footsteps of such luminaries as Colin Firth, Charlize Theron, Hilary Swank, Rachel Weisz, Helen Mirren, Marion Cotillard, Kate Winslet, Penelope Cruz and Mo'Nique. Chopard, the jeweler-watchmaker of the cinema world, has a decidedly golden touch.

As always, the stars stride the red carpet offering a spectacular parade of charm and elegance. Clothed in their stunning evening gowns and tuxedoes and sparkling in Chopard jewelry and watches as the flashbulbs pop all around them. Once again, the men may steal the spotlight from the ladies, since they have decided, just like their female colleagues, to wear some of the most remarkable creations from the Geneva-based brand. In an ultimate token of refinement, Chopard watches and cufflinks add a refined touch to their formal evening attire. Chopard creations meet with universal approval, making it the only company to have consecutively adorned 10 - Academy Award winners in the top categories. Could it be that the Swiss watchmaker-jeweler spells luck for Hollywood?

Chopard and film are engaged in a long-running love story studded with stellar events and promising encounters. Admired for its original and refined creations that are able to enhance a woman's natural beauty or to subtly accentuate a man's inherent elegance, Chopard is well accustomed to red carpets. As well as the Cannes Film Festival, of which it has been Official Partner for 15 years this year, it is also present at the most prestigious venues on the movie world calendar, including the Cesars, BAFTA's, Golden Globes and Oscars. An ever increasing number of legendary stars and promising young hopefuls, actresses, actors, and now directors too - choose to trust Chopard to make them shine at premiere screenings and official ceremonies.
Whether classical or avant-garde, the choices made by film luminaries reflect their affection for a given company. The ongoing relationship between Chopard and the world of cinema is based on a blend of boldness and loyalty. While the creations from the Genevese watchmaker-jeweler appeal to new stars each year, those who have once shined in Chopard Haute Joaillerie and Haute Horlogerie remain profoundly attached to them.
Oscar Winners who won wearing Chopard: The Retrospective
2004 - Charlize Theron, Best Actress, Monster
2005 - Hilary Swank, Best Actress, Million Dollar Baby
2006 - Rachel Weisz, Best Supporting Actress, The Constant Gardener
2007 - Helen Mirren, Best Actress, The Queen
2008 - Marion Cotillard, Best Actress, La Vie en Rose
2009 - Kate Winslet, Best Actress, The Reader
2009 - Penelope Cruz, Best Supporting Actress, Vicky Cristina Barcelona
2010 - Mo'Nique, Best Supporting Actress, Precious
2011 - Colin Firth, Best Actor, The King's Speech
2012 - Michel Hazanavicius, Best Director, The Artist

Featuring a black aluminium bezel that makes a striking contrast with its silver-coloured dial and fitted with a perforated leather strap, this chronograph is equipped with a mechanical self-winding movement chronometer-certified by the COSC. It pays tribute to the sporting spirit of this event uniting the finest classic racing cars and partnered by Chopard since 2002.

Representing the vintage version of the Formula 1 Grand Prix, the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique was created in 1998 to mark the 700th anniversary of the Grimaldi family's accession to the throne of the Principality. Raced along the same route through the streets of Monaco, it is reserved exclusively for classic racing cars, making it unique in its kind. Although initially intended as a one-off event, it created such a stir that its organisers decided to repeat it every two years.
Over the years, the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique has become a favourite meeting place for devotees of classic cars and attracts collectors from around the world, especially the USA, Great Britain, Germany, France and Italy. Every two years, it brings together over 200 vehicles, all of which were legends in their time, including models by Bugatti, Delage, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Jaguar, Maserati and Ferrari, as well as Formula 1 cars built before 1979 by brands such as Brabham, Lotis and Williams.

In keeping with the spirit of this extraordinary race, Chopard presents the 2010 edition of the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Chronograph. Equipped with a mechanical self-winding chronograph movement chronometer-certified by the COSC - a sure token of reliability and precision - this sophisticated watch has all the attributes one would expect from a high-performance mechanical timepiece. Protected by a 42.50 mm-diameter case in steel or 18-carat rose gold and water-resistant to 50 metres, the self-winding movement has a 48-hour power reserve which drives the hours, minutes, small seconds at 9 o'clock, a date window and a chronograph function with a central seconds hand along with 30-minute and 12-hour counters. The case-back bears a special "Grand Prix de Monaco Historique" engraving.
This Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Chronograph 2010 is as aesthetically and technically daring as the "speed machines" that inspired it. Its subtle silver-coloured dial is adorned with a concentric guilloche motif and luminescent hour-markers enhanced by a minute circle in black and orange on the steel version and black and blue for the gold version, as well as a black anodized aluminium bezel incorporating silver and orange or blue markers.
The Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Chronograph 2010 is available in steel either on a black perforated barenia strap complete with orange stitching, or on a steel bracelet, as well as in 18-carat rose gold on a perforated black barenia strap with blue stitching - a luxurious version in a limited edition of 250. In both cases, the wristband security is enhanced by a Chopard-engraved folding clasp in steel or 18-carat rose gold.

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A pocket watch, but also a more contemporary timekeeper, the L.U.C Louis-Ulysse - The Tribute model houses a brand-new proprietary movement manufactured by Chopard's watchmakers with an 80-hour power reserve and the crown at 12 o'clock; it is intended for use by the students of the Geneva Watchmaking School to assist them in creating the "school piece" that marks the culmination of their studies. Caliber L.U.C EHG is a C.O.S.C.-certified chronometer and bears the prestigious Seal of Geneva. This manually wound movement for the local watchmaking school represents both Chopard's support for training and apprentices and its tribute to the city of Geneva, which has housed the brand since 1937.
The unique "cradle" system this timepiece utilizes to metamorphose from wristwatch to pocket watch and back originates in a patent filed for special lugs designed by Karl Scheufele, the German owner of Eszeha who bought Chopard in 1963. Based on this idea, Chopard Manufacture developed the L.U.C Louis Ulysse - The Tribute, a timepiece that can be transformed in one swift move using Scheufele's system.
Housed in a generous 49.6 mm white gold case framing a lacquered ceramic dial inspired by a historical model, this timepiece comes in a limited edition of 150 in honor of Chopard's 150th anniversary.

Embodying far more than just a remarkable accurate multifunctional instrument, this model also reflects a distinctive aesthetic approach to technology. The new Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Time Attack MF offers a perfect blend of design and function.

Since 2002, Chopard and the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique have been united in a shared love of beautiful mechanisms, along with the tireless pursuit of precision and rigorous discipline. Boldness can now be added to this list of common denominators: for the very first time since the creation of its collection dedicated to the prestigious historical car race, Chopard is launching a digital chronograph radiating an aura of distinctive elegance inspired by the powerful designs of the 1970s. The new Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Time Attack MF is bound to delight speed fans, who will be able to measure short times to within one hundredth of a second, and also features an impressive array of other functions.
The Grand Prix de Monaco Historique, which was first held in 1998 during the commemorations of the reigning Grimaldi dynasty's 700th anniversary, was initially intended to be a one-off event. However, the wave of enthusiasm surrounding this happening led organisers to repeat the event every two years. It takes place on the same route as the Monaco Grand Prix itself, which has changed minimally since its creation on April 14th 1929 and runs along the streets and quaysides of the Principality.
The Grand Prix de Monaco Historique is regarded as the most important historical car race and attracts seasoned automobile collectors, mainly from the USA, Germany, France and Italy. Over 200 cars having made their mark on their respective eras take part in each edition: models by Delage, Bugatti, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Porsche, Maserati, Ferrari, and even the early Formula 1 cars (those built before 1979) from Brabham, Lotus or Williams.
Speed enthusiasts naturally need an extremely accurate chronograph. The new Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Time Attack MF is thus equipped with the latest-generation 'Swiss made' quartz movement, chronometer-certified by the COSC.
In addition to the hours, minutes and seconds indicated by central hands, this watch also displays the date, countdown, second time-zone, two alarms (local time and second time-zone) and 100th second chronograph functions. All of these are operated by two multifunction pushbuttons at 2 and 4 o'clock, and are visible on a digital screen at 6 o'clock. A tachometric scale engraved around the bezel sets the finishing touch to this exceptional multifunctional instrument.
The Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Time Attack MF features a black dial. The 1970s inspiration of this model is reflected in the generous hour-markers and the bright orange second hand. This fascinating decade is also liable to influence the future models in this collection. In addition to the steel version, the 42.5 mm case is also available in 18-carat rose gold. It can be fitted with a strap in leather or rubber with a 1960s Dunlop Racing tyre-tread motif, as well as a steel bracelet variation.