Chopard has unveiled a remarkable array of timepieces at Watches & Wonders 2025, showcasing its mastery in combining technical innovation with artistic craftsmanship: L’Heure du Diamant Moonphase, Alpine Eagle 33, Alpine Eagle 41 XP CS Platinum, L.U.C Quattro, L’Heure du Diamant and Happy Sport. Below is a detailed exploration of each watch, dissecting its dial, movement, case, and overall design.
L’Heure du Diamant Moonphase
The L’Heure du Diamant Moonphase represents a harmonious blend of Chopard‘s expertise in watchmaking and jewelry. This timepiece introduces the moon phase complication to the collection for the first time, offering astronomical precision paired with dazzling aesthetics.
The dial is crafted from midnight blue aventurine glass, evoking the vastness of the cosmos with its sparkling inclusions. Aventurine glass, a material born from chance in Murano’s glass workshops, adds a celestial quality to the display. The moon phase rim and hour markers are set with brilliant-cut diamonds, enhancing the dial’s luminous elegance.
At the heart of this timepiece lies the Chopard 09.02-C self-winding movement, composed of 169 components. Measuring just 20.40 mm in diameter and 4.60 mm thick, this movement achieves astronomical precision, requiring adjustment only once every 122 years due to its minimal deviation of 57.2 seconds per lunar cycle.
Crafted in ethical 18-carat white gold, the case measures 35.75 mm in diameter and features a bezel and lugs adorned with brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 3.86 carats. The crown is set with a briolette-cut diamond, further emphasizing its jewelry-inspired design. The sapphire crystal is glare-proofed for optimal visibility.
Alpine Eagle 33
The Alpine Eagle 33 introduces a new bicolor design that combines Lucent Steel™ and ethical yellow gold. Inspired by nature’s purity, this timepiece is designed for modern women seeking elegance and technical reliability.
The dial features a “Vals Grey” color inspired by quartzite slabs found in Alpine architecture. Embossed with a radiating pattern reminiscent of an eagle’s iris, it is punctuated by gilded hour markers and hands enhanced with Super-LumiNova®, ensuring legibility even in low light conditions.
Powered by the Chopard Calibre 09.01-C self-winding movement, this watch delivers chronometer-certified precision and a 42-hour power reserve. Composed of 159 components, it boasts an exhibition case-back that reveals its intricate craftsmanship.
The case measures 33 mm in diameter and is crafted from Lucent Steel™, known for its durability and eco-friendly production process. The bezel, crown, and bracelet’s central cap are made from ethical yellow gold, creating a harmonious contrast between materials.
Alpine Eagle 41 XP CS Platinum
This ultra-thin platinum model elevates the Alpine Eagle collection with refined proportions and an exquisite “Shades of Ice” blue gradient dial inspired by Alpine glaciers.
The “Shades of Ice” dial transitions from pale blue at its center to deep blue at its edges, reflecting the density and beauty of glaciers. The stamped radiating pattern mimics an eagle’s iris, creating dynamic light effects that evoke natural landscapes.
The L.U.C Calibre 96.42-L movement powers this timepiece with exceptional precision. Featuring a platinum micro-rotor and twin barrels for a robust 65-hour power reserve, it is certified by both COSC and the Poinçon de Genève hallmark—a testament to its technical excellence.
Crafted entirely from platinum (950), the case measures 41 mm in diameter and features polished chamfers alongside satin-brushed finishes. Its integrated bracelet has been subtly reshaped for enhanced ergonomics and comfort.
L.U.C Quattro
Celebrating 25 years of Chopard’s Quattro technology, this new edition features an ethical rose gold case paired with an innovative nine-day power reserve movement.
The frosted brass dial is treated to achieve a deep blue hue and is adorned with rose gold hour markers and hands. Its minimalist design conceals significant technical sophistication while maintaining clarity for easy reading.
The manual-winding L.U.C Calibre 98.09-L incorporates four stacked barrels delivering an exceptional power reserve of 216 hours (nine days). Certified by COSC for precision and bearing the Poinçon de Genève hallmark, it exemplifies Chopard’s horological ingenuity.
Measuring 39 mm in diameter and crafted from ethical rose gold, this bassine-shaped case features vertical satin-brushed sides and welded lugs for seamless integration into its design aesthetic.
L’Heure du Diamant
This new addition to L’Heure du Diamant collection encapsulates Chopard’s dual expertise in jewelry-making and watchmaking through a compact yet striking design.
The textured mother-of-pearl dial exudes femininity with its iridescent hues framed by a bezel set with over two carats of brilliant-cut diamonds using Chopard’s signature crown-setting technique.
The manual-winding Chopard Calibre 10.01-C drives this timepiece with precision despite its compact dimensions—just 15.70 mm wide and 2.90 mm thick—offering a power reserve of up to 45 hours.
A petite round case measuring only 26 mm in diameter is crafted from ethical white gold. It is paired with a bark-type bracelet that mimics natural textures through intricate goldsmithing techniques perfected by Chopard artisans.
Happy Sport
This limited-edition Happy Sport watch combines playful aesthetics with horological performance through its lilac lepidolite dial and dancing diamonds motif.
The lepidolite dial showcases serene shades ranging from lilac to plum while hosting five dancing diamonds that glide across its surface unpredictably—a hallmark feature symbolizing joy and freedom.
Powered by Chopard Calibre 09.01-C self-winding movement, this watch offers chronometer-certified accuracy alongside a practical 42-hour power reserve tailored for active lifestyles.
Crafted from ethical rose gold with diamond-set accents on its bezel, this case measures 33 mm in diameter and features harmonious proportions based on principles derived from the golden ratio.
Chopard’s novelties at Watches & Wonders 2025 reflect an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, sustainability, and innovation across diverse styles—from jewelry-inspired designs to ultra-thin sports watches. Each piece embodies technical mastery while honoring artistic traditions that define Chopard as a leader in Haute Horlogerie.
