A Chopard Watch with the Triple Certification
The Swiss watchmaker Chopard has released a new model, which is the first in the world received the Swiss triple certification. This is a watch LUC Triple-Certification Tourbillon (Ref. 161929-5001), awarded the certificate COSC, Poincon de Geneve (Geneva Hallmark) and Qualite Fleurier.
COSC certificate is awarded to only a watch model which is tested for the highest precision mechanism.
The Geneva Hallmark marks the movement itself. To obtain it the caliber must meet strict criteria for finishing and decorating.
The Qualite Fleurier is marked the watches, which have the highest degree of reliability.
All of these qualities are put together in the certified watch LUC Triple-Certification Tourbillon (Ref. 161929-5001). It has a round 43 mm case made of rose gold with a thickness of 11mm and water resistant up to 50 meters.
The silver dial is marked with the grain trim, overhead with Roman numerals and logo of Poincon de Geneve. The second hand is put on a small dial in the "6 o'clock". At the mark "12 hours» it is set the power reserve indicator.
The watch is equipped with manufactory manual winding caliber LUC 1.02 QF, providing a power reserve of 216 hours, and with a tourbillon. The mechanism frequency is 28 800 pc / hr. To ensure such an impressive power reserve the watch movement is equipped by 4 winding drums.
The watch LUC Triple-Certification Tourbillon (Ref. 161929-5001) is issued in an amount of only 100 copies. They are available in dark brown alligator strap with buckle, made of pink gold.
You can buy the watch for 130 250 dollars.




























































