Chopard Happy Diamonds Heritage
Chopard revisits its iconic 1976 Happy Diamonds watch with the new Happy Diamonds Heritage collection, celebrating the original's 50th anniversary. These re-editions feature the signature free-floating diamonds set against black onyx dials, staying true to the 1970s aesthetic while incorporating modern refinements.
- Limited edition
- EUR 46,000 (34mm manual-winding model)
- EUR 22,800 (24mm quartz model)
- 34mm x 34mm x 8.53mm case
- 18k ethical yellow gold case
- 30m water-resistant
- 45-hour power reserve
The Happy Diamonds Heritage collection reinterprets the 1976 original, which featured 30 free-floating diamonds and was initially conceived as a one-off men's watch that won the Golden Rose of Baden-Baden.
The design concept was inspired by designer Ronald Kurowski's desire to capture the brilliance of sunlight dancing on a waterfall.
The 34mm model features a cushion-shaped 18k yellow gold case with a polished finish, a slimmer bezel, shorter lugs, and a larger fluted crown compared to the 1970s editions.
The black onyx dial serves as a backdrop for 21 free-floating diamonds (1.05 carats), framed by a golden circular border, with gilded dauphine hands indicating the time.
The in-house Chopard 10.01-C manual-winding movement, introduced in 2024, is one of the smallest and thinnest of its kind, measuring 15.7mm across and 2.9mm thick.
A sapphire crystal porthole on the caseback offers a view of the manual-winding movement.
The 34mm model is presented on a black alligator strap with an 18k yellow gold pin buckle.
A smaller 24 x 24mm version is also available, powered by a quartz movement and featuring 9 free-floating diamonds.