Chopard Reveals Six Masterpieces at Watches and Wonders 2025: A Perfect Blend of Heritage and Innovation

The leading global event for the luxury watch industry, Watches and Wonders (W&W), brings together the world's most prominent timepiece makers to showcase their most recent masterpieces. Held in Geneva annually, W&W serves as a forum for exploring innovation, craftsmanship, and heritage. 

Speaking of heritage or legacy, Chopard has unveiled six extraordinary timepieces at the ongoing event, all attesting to the brand’s exceptional savoir faire that has stood the test of time. The new releases display a fine blend of contemporary craftsmanship and traditional expertise; from reinterpreted classics to groundbreaking complications, each creation reflects the brand’s dedication to precision, sustainability, and artistic refinement. As Chopard pushes the boundaries of tradition and technology, these novelties have captivated collectors and enthusiasts alike.

L’Heure du Diamant & L’Heure du Diamant Moonphase

The newly unveiled L’Heure du Diamant (Ref. 10A178-1301) has a 26 mm case in ethical 18 ct white gold; it boasts the signature crown-setting technique. The 18 ct white gold bezel is entirely set with 2 ct brilliant-cut diamonds, while the dial is crafted from textured mother-of-pearl. The 18 ct white gold crown at 3 o’clock is designed with V-shaped prongs.  

Equipped with rhodium-plated hour and minute hands, the watch is powered by Calibre Chopard 10.01-C mechanical manual winding movement, delivering a 45-hour power reserve. The model with an exhibition caseback is finished on an ethical 18 ct white gold bracelet with an ethical 18 ct white gold buckle. 

The next model in this lineup is L’Heure du Diamant Moonphase (Ref. 139445-1001) that has a 35.5 mm 18 ct white gold case. The crown at 3 o’clock is crafted from ethical 18 ct white gold, set with a briolette-cut diamond; the bezel and lugs, also in ethical 18 ct white gold, are bedecked with brilliant-cut diamonds. 

Crafted from midnight blue aventurine glass, the dial has a starry appearance, accentuated by rhodium-plated cone-shaped hands. The hour markers and moonphase rim are also covered with brilliant-cut diamonds. Powering the watch is Chopard 09.02-C, a self-winding movement with a 42-hour power reserve. Turning the watch over showcases the exhibition caseback. This model is finished on a navy blue alligator leather strap with an ethical 18 ct white gold diamond-studded buckle.

L.U.C Quattro

This 39 mm chronometer (Ref. 161954-5001) has a rose gold bassine-shaped case, a polished bezel, and a fluted crown at 3 o’clock. The deep blue brass dial has a frosted texture achieved with galvanic treatment; a 60-minute track runs along its outer periphery. Herringbone-shaped hour markers, dauphine fusée hours and minutes hands, and baton-type small seconds and date hands at 6 o’clock, all in ethical 18-carat rose gold, enhance the overall look.

Powering the watch is manual winding Calibre L.U.C 98.09-L with 216 hours or 9 days of power reserve. The transparent exhibition caseback offers a full view of the movement as well as the power reserve indicator with a rose gold hand. This Chopard boutique-exclusive watch is finished either on a hand-sewn blue alligator leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching or on brown calfskin with beige stitching and a pin buckle in ethical 18 ct rose gold.

Happy Sport

This new 25-piece limited edition (Ref. 275378-5010) has a 33 mm case, a crown at 3 o’clock, and a diamond-set bezel, all in 18 ct rose gold. The Lepidolite dial has five dancing diamonds that whirl and flutter on the dial. There are gilded Roman numerals, a white railway-track minutes circle on the outer periphery of the dial, cone-shaped gilded hours and minutes hands, and a gilded baton-type central sweep-seconds hand.

Powering the watch is Chopard 09.01-C calibre, a self-winding movement with a 42-hour power reserve. Turning the watch over showcases the sapphire exhibition caseback with the ‘Happy Sport’ logo and special limited-edition engraving, and an oscillating weight. This model is finished on a glossy lilac-toned alligator leather strap with a pin buckle in ethical 18 ct gold

Alpine Eagle 41 XP CS Platinum & Alpine Eagle 33

For the first time, Chopard is adding to its Alpine Eagle sports watch collection an exceptional platinum version — the ultra-thin ‘41 XP’ (Ref. 295396-9001). The watch comes with a 41 mm case, a crown with a compass rose at 3 o’clock, and eight indexed screws on the bezel, all in platinum. The brass dial has a radiating pattern. What’s more, this model gets a new gradient blue dial colour named ‘Shades of Ice'; this distinctive hue is paler in the centre and deeper around the rim. The baton-type hours and minutes hands are in ethical gold, while the applied brass hour markers and the Roman marker for 12 o'clock are all in Grade X1 Super-LumiNova ®. The arrow-tipped brass seconds hand with a counterweight is shaped like an eagle’s feather with black transfers.

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Powering the watch is Calibre 96.42-L, a self-winding movement, certified by the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) and ensuring a 65-hour power reserve. While the exhibition caseback has a micro-rotor in platinum, the calibre is fitted with two Chopard Twin Technology barrels and adorned with a Côtes de Genève pattern; its refinement is acknowledged by the Poinçon de Genève quality hallmark. Finishing this model is a tapering bracelet in platinum with a satin-brushed large link and flanks; it sports a polished central cap, a triple folding clasp with safety pushers in platinum, and blades in ethical 18 ct white gold. This model will be boutique-exclusive. 

The final watch, Alpine Eagle 33 (Ref. 298617-4001), is sized at 33 mm, and crafted from Lucent Steel™ and yellow gold. This round-cased model comes with raised stylised flanks, a crown engraved with a compass rose in ethical 18 ct yellow gold at 3 o’clock, and a diamond-set bezel with eight functional indexed screws in ethical 18 ct yellow gold. 

The brass dial is embossed with a radiating pattern inspired by the eagle’s iris; its ‘Vals Grey’ colour is achieved through galvanic treatment. Roman hour markers can be found at 12 o’clock, 3 o’clock, 6 o’clock, and 9 o’clock,  all diamond-set. The gilded baton-type hours and minutes hands are enhanced with Grade XI Super-LumiNova ®; the gilded arrow-tipped seconds hand has a counterweight shaped like an eagle’s feather. Powering the watch is a self-winding movement, Chopard Calibre 09.01-C, offering a 42-hour power reserve. This movement features a mere 8-ligne diameter. In fact, it is one of the smallest movements to be awarded the prestigious certification of precision by the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute. The exhibition caseback sports the Alpine Eagle engraving and an oscillating weight. Finishing the watch is a Lucent Steel™ bracelet with an ethical 18 ct yellow gold central cap, accompanied by a triple folding clasp.