In celebration of Chopard’s 150th anniversary, they created a watch that showcases their advanced technology - the Chopard Classic Racing Superfast Chrono. It has been issued as a part of the brand’s famous Classic Racing collection, which includes the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique watches, the Jacky Ickx pieces as well as the Mille Miglia series. Inspired by the world of motor racing, it’s housed in an oversized 47.80 mm stainless steel case, that’s framed by a screw-down bezel, engraved with a tachometric scale. Its case is equipped with rectangular integrated pushers, rendered in black rubber-moulded stainless steel. It is also fitted with a screw-lock crown. The crown is marked with the Classic Racing collection steering-wheel emblem. It has a frosted black dial with huge Arabic numeral at 12 o’clock and vertical go-fast rhodium-plated stripes. As its name implies, the Chopard Classic Racing Superfast Chrono watch provides the chronograph function, operated by the aforementioned push-buttons, located at 2 and 4 o’clock. The watch is powered by a COSC-certified self-winding chronograph movement - ETA Calibre 2894.2 with a 42-hour power reserve. The new Chopard watch is mounted on an iconic rubber strap, adorned with the 1960s Dunlop Racing tyre-tread motif.

Chopard Mille Miglia Speed Black Power Control Watch is an extraordinary addition to the popular Mille Miglia line, that has been created in cooperation with the watch retailer Hour Glass. Inispired by the world of motor racing, this novel bedazzles user with the watch’s color combination of orange and black. The power reserve indicator, indexes and hands (orange in color) shine against the black background, providing a perfect level of darkness visibility. It’s housed in an extra large case that’s equipped with a screw-down crown and protective guard. The watch is mounted on a sporty and interchangeable rubber strap or a black calf leather strap, embellished with orange stitching.

Chopard has collaborated with Alfa Romeo to bring us a limited edition wristwatch along with additional dtable clock. These watches are created to pay homage to Chopard’s 150th anniversary, conveniently in the same year as Alfa Romeo marks their 100th. Watches are powered by a COSC-certified in-house automatic movements with a 46-hour power reserve, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, 44mm cases and Chopard’s signature vintage Dunlop-inspired rubber straps. Limited to 500 pieces only, along with a table clock in PVD-coated steel and a black leather, red-stitched case, and an additional travel alarm clock.

You can never go wrong with simple watches, for it goes well with everything, like this latest watch from Chopard, the L.U.C 1937. It comes with an easy to read dial that has Roman numeral hour markers and red seconds hand. It’s housed in a 42mm satin finished case, powered by an in house caliber movement, water resistant up to 100 meters, and is limited to 1,937 pieces only.

In a deliberate departure from the traditional principles of horological design, the L.U.C Engine One Tourbillon houses an exceptional movement designed and made from A to Z at the Chopard Manufacture, machined like an engine block and mounted on silent blocks. To celebrate the brand’s 150th anniversary, this mechanical titanium thoroughbred has been produced in a limited series of 150.