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Chopard, L.U.C. Quattro Spirit 25. No 1/100

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Lot Details

Number 1 of just 100 pieces, this Chopard L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25 celebrates the Manufacture’s 25th anniversary as its very first jumping-hour timepiece. Crafted in ethical rose gold with a Grand Feu enamel dial and an extraordinary eight-day power reserve, it’s a rare opportunity to own the inaugural piece of this popular limited series. In Their Own Words: "On the occasion of its 25th anniversary, Chopard Manufacture presented its very first jumping-hour timepiece in 2021: the L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25. Its L.U.C 98.06-L movement is housed in a 40-millimeter case crafted from 18-carat ethical rose gold. The four barrels of Chopard’s exclusive Quattro technology, providing up to eight days of power reserve, make the L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25 one of the very few jumping-hour watches offering such remarkable autonomy. Introduced exclusively by Chopard in 2000, Chopard Quattro technology was a first in the history of watchmaking. This innovation brought significant recognition to the L.U.C collection thanks to the very first COSC-certified caliber equipped with two pairs of stacked barrels. Together, the springs of these four barrels measure a total of 1.885 meters. This unique configuration — a world first at the time — delivers an exceptional power reserve of 216 hours (9 days). The Geneva Seal attests to the precision and elegance of this timepiece, both technically and aesthetically. The dial of the L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25 further elevates the watch into the realm of art, thanks to the meticulous craft of Grand Feu enameling. Comparable to a miniature canvas, the dial is repeatedly coated with layers of white enamel, each fired at high temperature to create a flawless surface. The artisan then applies the colored details, firing them separately, before a final firing at 800 °C fuses the composition into a luminous whole. Relying on a profound knowledge of enameling techniques and draughtsmanship, our enameler must also possess true artistic talent to transform a watch dial into a work of art." - Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, Co-President of Chopard

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