Chopard’s L.U.C collection continues its transformation in 2025, emphasising refined designs and compact dimensions. Two notable releases, the L.U.C Lunar One and L.U.C Flying T Twin Perpetual, exemplify this trend with slimmer cases and enhanced wearability. These timepieces showcase Chopard’s craftsmanship while offering practical updates like an interchangeable strap system.

The Lunar One has been reintroduced with a smaller 40.5mm case, down from its previous 43mm size. This adjustment not only enhances comfort but also brings better proportion to the perpetual calendar and moon-phase complications. The case, available in white gold or rose gold, features satin-brushed flanks and polished bezels, delivering a balanced aesthetic.

The new dials come in two stunning variations: a salmon-hued dial for the white gold model and a blue dial for the rose gold version. Both are adorned with hand-applied guilloché patterns, replacing the Roman numerals with sleek herringbone-style gold indices for a cleaner look. Calendar indicators, including the big date and moon phase, retain their classic layout but now feature enhanced readability.

At the heart of the Lunar One is the L.U.C 96.13-L calibre, a self-winding movement with a 65-hour power reserve. Its micro-rotor, crafted in 22-carat gold, ensures efficient winding while maintaining a slim profile. Certified by COSC and bearing the Geneva Seal, the movement exemplifies precision and fine finishing.

First Perpetual Calendar with a Flying Tourbillon

The Flying T Twin Perpetual combines a perpetual calendar with a flying tourbillon for the first time in Chopard’s history. Its new L.U.C 96.36-L movement is a technical marvel, boasting two stacked barrels, COSC certification, and a 65-hour power reserve.

Housed in a 40.5mm yellow gold case, the Flying T Twin Perpetual features a forest green guilloché dial. Calendar functions are clearly displayed with twin-aperture dates, a leap year indicator, and a 24-hour display. The absence of a tourbillon bridge enhances the dial’s symmetry and readability, making it both functional and elegant.

Visible through the sapphire caseback, the 96.36-L calibre is adorned with Côtes de Genève patterns, a perlage-finished mainplate, and engraved bridges. The Poinçon de Genève hallmark affirms the impeccable craftsmanship behind this movement.

L.U.C Lunar One: Priced at approximately $101,420 (white gold and rose gold).

L.U.C Flying T Twin Perpetual: Priced at approximately $217,800 (yellow gold).

Both models are available in limited production, ensuring exclusivity for collectors. For more details, visit Chopard’s official website.

The 2025 updates to Chopard’s L.U.C Lunar One and Flying T Twin Perpetual demonstrate the brand’s commitment to refined aesthetics and innovative engineering. With compact dimensions, high-quality movements, and stunning guilloché craftsmanship, these models set a high standard for the collection's future.

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