Switzerland · since 1860

Chopard

Chopard was started in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard in Sonvilier in the Swiss Jura and later moved to Geneva. In 1963 it was bought by the Scheufele family, German jewellers who still own and run it, and it now produces both jewellery and watches. Its watch range stretches from diamond-set pieces such as the Happy Sport, with loose stones moving between two crystals, to the L.U.C line of in-house movements made in Fleurier. The house is also a long-time sponsor of the Cannes Film Festival and designs its Palme d'Or trophy.

Model families

2019 – present

Alpine Eagle

Alpine Eagle is a steel sports watch with an integrated bracelet, developed from the 1980 St. Moritz design and launched in 2019. It uses C…

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1993 – present

Happy Sport

Happy Sport appeared in 1993 and was among the first watches to combine a steel case with loose diamonds that move freely between the dial…

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Model family

L.U.C

L.U.C, named with the founder's initials, is Chopard's fine watchmaking line, built on movements developed in-house at its Fleurier manufac…

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