Chopard has introduced a new limited edition of its L.U.C 1963 Heritage Chronograph, featuring a distinctive Prussian Blue dial. This model retains the classical proportions and specifications of its predecessor, including the COSC-certified and Poinçon de Genève-stamped L.U.C 03.07-L calibre.
- Limited to 25 pieces
- Price: EUR 36,500
- 42mm Lucent Steel case
- 11.48mm thickness
- L.U.C 03.07-L calibre
- 60-hour power reserve
- 50m water resistance
The Prussian Blue dial features an off-centred sunburst finish and snailed subdials, with rhodium-plated white gold Dauphine fusée-type hands for hours and minutes.
The L.U.C 03.07-L calibre is a fully integrated manual-winding chronograph with a column wheel, vertical clutch, flyback function, and a zero-reset system for time-setting.
The movement finishing includes Côtes de Genève on the bridges, circular graining on the mainplate, and straight-grained finishing on chronograph components.
The watch is presented on a brown alligator leather strap with a Lucent Steel pin buckle.
The case design features a rounded profile with polished bezel, lugs, and caseback contrasting with vertically satin-brushed flanks and inter-horn surfaces.
The dial features eggshell-coloured transfers and a peripheral chronograph seconds scale.
The movement's German silver bridges are gilded and decorated with Côtes de Genève, with a gilded mainplate and gilded bevelled angles.
The chronograph pushers are traditional pump-style, and the crown is notched and measures 8mm.