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Chopard Two O Ten Men's Watch 168961-3005

I bought this watch to wear to a Pink Tie Ball and I love the look of it, except the face has slight flaw on the mother of pearl. It's surely worth the price, and I would recommend it.

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Review by Jessea, From Oman Sohar

Chopard Happy Sport Mother of Pearl Two-Tone 18k Gold Unisex Watch 288499-6002

It is a beautiful Chopard watch and am so happy with my purchase."

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Review by William Eisner, From United States Hialeah

Chopard Happy Sport Mother of Pearl with Diamonds and Rubies Dial Ladies Watch 274891-5004

It's a very pretty Chopard Happy Sport Mother of Pearl with Diamonds and Rubies Dial Ladies 274891-5004 watch, face is a little big but still a nice piece. The mother of pearl is only around the dial, not really part of the face. Still happy with purchase.

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Review by Brendan Mc Cartan, From Uganda Kampala

The Chinese year beginning on February 8th 2016 is ascribed to the monkey and provides the theme for the exceptional Urushi lacquered dial of the L.U.C XP Urushi "Year of the monkey" watch.

For more than 1,000 years, the monkey of the Chinese zodiac calendar has conveyed positive symbolism. People born in the Year of the Monkey are considered smart, curious, drawn to knowledge, cultivated, inventive and creative. It is an 'earth' sign associated with good sense. The monkey gathering eight peaches is a traditional Chinese theme that symbolizes longevity and good fortune.
In the interpretation chosen by Chopard, a red-coated monkey is perched on a branch laden with fruit. It is gathering peaches beneath a golden sky ablaze with the last rays of the sun. Behind it, golden valleys compose a warm scene in soft tones that make a perfect match with the rose gold of the case.

Urushi lacquer comes from the sap of the "lacquer" or "Japanese varnish" tree. It is skilfully harvested, aged and treated to become a transparent lacquer that is applied in a series of extremely fine layers. The Urushi master uses it to imprison gold dust motifs created using the extraordinarily meticulous Maki-e technique.

To create this dial, as well as the case for previous L.U.C XP Urushi editions, Chopard has worked with the firm Yamada Heiando, official purveyor to the Japanese imperial family. Raised to the rank of "living human treasure" in Japan and acknowledged as the finest exponent of his art, Master Kilchiro Masumura has designed and supervised the creation of all dials, which were executed by Master Minori Koizumi, an Urushi master chosen by Chopard for his extreme artistic mastery.

This exceptional dial is housed in a L.U.C XP case in pink gold. Inside beats the self-winding L.U.C Calibre 96.17-L, an ultra-thin movement measuring just 3.30 mm thick. It is equipped with a 22-carat gold micro-rotor that is incorporated into the overall thickness of the movement so as to combine slenderness with practicality. Equipped with Twin® technology based on two barrels and ensuring an unprecedented 65-hour power reserve, this calibre is finished according to the highest standards of technical and aesthetic quality.

Fitted with a black alligator leather strap, the L.U.C XP Urushi "Year of the monkey" comes in a special presentation box also decorated using Urushi techniques. Black on the outside and gold Maki-e inside, it is shaped like an octagon, an oriental symbol of gaiety.

Chronometrie Ferdinand Berthoud was born of the initiative of Chopard's co-president Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, who acquired the name in 2006. This move was driven by a determination to give a new lease on life to an impressive heritage, by launching a creative new brand of exceptional timepieces crafted in highly limited series in tribute to the master horologist and thus restoring his name to its former glory. Chopard Group is thereby laying a new milestone in its watchmaking development and further reinforcing its presence in Fleurier, in the Val-de-Travers region of Canton Neuchâtel - Switzerland, where the Chronometrie Ferdinand Berthoud company is established.

Born in 1727 in the Val-de-Travers - Switzerland, Ferdinand Berthoud was granted the title of "Master Clockmaker" in Paris in 1753. This exceptional horologist and tireless researcher who served as "Horloger-Mecanicien du Roi et de la Marine" - Horologist-Mechanic by appointment to the King and the Navy - left behind him an exceptionally broad body of work, notably in the field of marine chronometers.

While the Chronometrie Ferdinand Berthoud is part of the Chopard Group, the development, design and production of Ferdinand Berthoud watches stem from a separate, autonomous and dedicated creative process. To guarantee this exclusivity and this independence, specific watchmakers have been hired in order to develop the original calibres and exteriors of these incomparable timepieces.

As the first step of its renewal, Chronometrie Ferdinand Berthoud presents an exclusive timepiece inspired by the marine clocks developed by the famous watchmaker, the Chronometre Ferdinand Berthoud FB 1.