Chopard Unveils at Watches & Wonders 2026

The L.U.C. Strike One model with a striking function is presented in a titanium case. The case dimensions are 40 x 9.86 mm. As in other models from this series, the gongs and the dial glass are made from a single sapphire block, making the glass function as a resonator. The salmon-hued dial made of rose gold is hand-decorated with a honeycomb guilloché pattern.

Inside is a COSC-certified automatic movement with a 65-hour power reserve, striking only the hours. The watch is suggested to be worn on a calf leather strap. The estimated price of the model is CHF 55,000.

The first watch in the Alpine Eagle collection with increased resistance to magnetic fields. The movement of this model (caliber Chopard 01.01-C) is equipped with an antimagnetic balance spring, making the watch resistant to fields up to 1000 Gauss. However, it does not have the traditional soft iron inner case typical of such watches. The movement, certified by COSC as a chronometer, has automatic winding and provides a 60-hour power reserve.

The watch design subtly hints at its character. The moss-colored dial features a small magnet crossed by a line. The beautiful shade is achieved through PVD coating on a brass base. The case measuring 41 x 9.75 mm is made of Lucent Steel and is equipped with a bracelet featuring a new length adjustment system. The estimated price of the model is CHF 14,100.

An ultra-thin novelty from Chopard's youngest collection. With a diameter of 41 mm, the case made of Lucent Steel is 8 mm thick. The highlight of the model is the champagne-colored dial. The shade called Mountain Glow is achieved by galvanic processing. It somewhat resembles light-reflecting gold. The watch is powered by a COSC-certified automatic movement with a 65-hour power reserve.

The bracelet has been redesigned. The first 5 links are narrower, and even narrower links near the clasp enhance the overall feel of an elegant accessory. The practical folding clasp is now equipped with a micro-extension system, allowing an increase in length by 5 mm with a simple pull and press on the bracelet. The estimated price of the watch is $31,000.

A compact novelty in honor of the 30th anniversary of the Chopard manufacture and caliber 1.96 - the brand's first in-house movement. The case measures 36.5 x 8.2 mm and is made of Lucent Steel. The dial is crafted from white gold and adorned with hand guilloché. The shade called "Areuse Blue" refers to the Areuse River, which flows near the brand's manufacture.

The watch is powered by an automatic movement (chronometer) with a 65-hour power reserve. They are suggested to be worn on a gray calf leather strap. The estimated price of the model is CHF 24,500.

Another novelty for Chopard's anniversary. The case measures 40 x 7.2 mm and is made of Lucent Steel. The sectorial layout of the dial is inspired by the design of the 1930s. Inside is a COSC-certified automatic movement with a 65-hour power reserve. The watch is suggested to be worn on a brown calf leather strap. The estimated price of the model is $12,900.

A novelty with "dancing diamonds" on the dial. The case has a diameter of 33 mm. The dial is made of mother-of-pearl. The "dancing diamonds" are complemented by 2 mother-of-pearl hearts: one white and the other pink-violet. Inside is an automatic movement with a 42-hour power reserve. The watch is suggested to be worn on a denim strap.

A model with an original cushion-shaped case. The case measuring 30.5 x 30.5 mm is made of white gold and encrusted with diamonds totaling 4.40 carats. The hands are also diamond-encrusted. Inside is the same movement as the previous model.