Chopard L.U.C Quattro 25th Anniversary

To celebrate 25 years of technical excellence, Chopard unveils a refined update to its L.U.C Quattro, now presented in a more compact 39mm case and available in either 18k rose gold or platinum. Retaining the groundbreaking four-barrel Quattro technology that enables an impressive 9-day power reserve, this latest edition balances discreet aesthetics with top-tier horological performance. With Geneva Seal certification, COSC chronometer rating, and elegant new dials, the anniversary Quattro remains a benchmark in modern dress watchmaking.
The Chopard L.U.C Quattro 25th Anniversary models are presented in 39mm cases with a thickness of 10.4mm, crafted either in 18k ethical rose gold or 950 platinum. The basin-style case silhouette features a wide, polished bezel that gently tapers into the caseband, creating a harmonious profile well-suited for formal attire. Notably, the lugs are individually crafted and welded onto the case, a refined horological touch that recalls traditional case-making practices rarely seen today.On the reverse, a sapphire exhibition caseback offers a full view of the beautifully decorated movement, complete with hallmark engravings indicating both the Geneva Seal and COSC chronometer certifications. Each model is individually numbered and bears precise hand-finishing throughout the bridges and rotor, all visible beneath the transparent crystal.It comes equipped with a signed, screw-down setting crown that ensures secure time-setting and complements the case’s symmetrical layout. All topped by a domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment, both front and back. Water-resistance can reach up to 50 meters (165 feet).
The dials for these editions are understated yet deeply refined, offering two distinct variations. The rose gold model features a galvanized deep blue dial with a matte, frosted finish that subtly plays with light, while the platinum version opts for an ice blue tone, long associated with exclusivity, that adds a contemporary elegance. Both dials are crafted from brass and treated with meticulous surface finishing that complements the high-horology nature of the watch.Each dial features applied hour markers and dauphine-style hands with polished facets, providing excellent contrast and visibility. The small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock integrates a pointer date complication, creating a layered, symmetrical layout that enhances the watch’s utility without disrupting its dress watch proportions.Finishing off the dial are discreet railroad-style minute tracks and tasteful branding just below 12 o’clock. The rose gold and ice blue models both emphasize subtle contrasts over bold luminescence, but the hands and markers are treated with minimal luminous material to ensure low-light legibility while preserving the elegance of the design.

The “Chopard L.U.C Quattro” (References below) is powered by the in-house manual-winding mechanical movement, caliber L.U.C 98.09-L with 39 jewels, 223 components, and a frequency of 4Hz (28,800 vph). It features COSC chronometer certification and bears the Geneva Seal. Equipped with Chopard’s Quattro technology, comprising four stacked barrels in two series-coupled pairs. Power reserve can last up to 216 hours (9 days), when fully wound.
Mounted on this watch is a hand-stitched blue alligator leather strap with a matching alligator lining, secured by an 18k rose gold or platinum pin buckle, depending on the case material. It echoes refined dress watch tradition while emphasizing the compact, comfortable proportions of the 39mm case. The elegant silhouette and downscaled dimensions make it an ideal companion for formal wear, blending haute horlogerie with discreet wrist presence.
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