Chopard L.U.C Lunar One

Since being the first ‘calendar and astronomy’ complication presented by Chopard Manufacture in 2005, the L.U.C Lunar One model has remained the only timepiece in its category equipped with a precision orbital moon-phase display featuring a rotating window. The mechanical self-winding L.U.C Calibre 96.13-L with perpetual calendar and astronomical moon-phase function – achieving a rare degree of accuracy guaranteeing a single day's difference in 122 years – powers two new timepieces whose profile has been reshaped in line with the latest L.U.C aesthetic. Framed by a 40.5 mm-diameter case in ethical 18-carat gold, the hand-guilloché dial demonstrating artisanal expertise is distinguished by highly legible indications, while an ingenious interchangeable strap system offers a variety of styles. While the movement’s accuracy is chronometer-certified, the high-quality finishing of these two L.U.C Lunar One models has also earned them Poinçon de Genève recognition.