Chopard achieved a milestone in 2016 with 20 years of creating its own highly engineered movements. Watch enthusiasts and collectors covet the few brands that build their own movements and two decades of in house engineering earns Chopard the status of elite watchmaker.
2016 saw the release of several new models from Chopard celebrating the event and the last model in the collection also celebrates the loudest. The L.U.C. Full Strike is the brand’s first minute repeater and is an extraordinary marriage of complex engineering and stunning design.

Crystal and sapphire gongs create a beautifully muted tone that can indicate minutes, quarter hours and hours with the push of a button. The watch face and case-back partially reveal the intricate and precise movement which took Chopard 6 years to develop. The solid sized watch case is finished in Fairmined rose gold and earns the highly sough after Poinçon de Genève distinction. Read more about this timepiece from Chopard:
L.U.C Full Strike A crystal-clear sound
As the crowning point of the celebrations marking the 20th anniversary of Chopard Manufacture, Chopard launches its first ever minute repeater: the L.U.C. Full Strike, featuring a number of world première features. Striking the hours, quarters and minutes on sapphire gongs, this standout model is in a league of its own thanks to its original construction, the excellence of its Poinçon de Genève finishing, and above all its extraordinary sound. This refined...