THROUGHOUT THE WATCHMAKER’S rich history, Chopard has tread the fine line between haute horlogerie and high fashion, balancing mechanical prowess with artful appeal. Many would say the brand doesn’t make watches, but functional jewellery that can also tell you the time. But it isn’t just aesthetes who admire Chopard, whose technical mastery attracts followers from the world over.

At Watches & Wonders 2025, Chopard unveiled more than 15 new watches that vary from rugged to refined. A few that strike the perfect balance in-between. From the 25th-anniversary edition of the legendary L.U.C Quattro to the ultra-thin platinum Alpine Eagle and a moonphase encrusted in diamonds, these new releases are pure power moves. To wear one is to make a statement and exude confidence.

Let’s take a closer look at five of our favourite stars of the show.

What new Chopard watches were revealed at Watches and Wonders 2025?

L.U.C Quattro Mark IV – 25^th Anniversary edition

Celebrating a quarter-century of the L.U.C Quattro, Chopard introduced a timepiece that is both a nod to its heritage and a testament to its forward-thinking ethos. Encased in 18-carat rose gold, the watch houses the L.U.C 98.09-L movement, boasting an insane 216-hour power reserve, courtesy of its two double-stacked mainspring barrels. Despite this incredible mechanical feat, the case maintains an elegant profile at 39mm in diameter. The sunburst blue dial, adorned with applied hour markers and a subtle small seconds subdial, complete the charming design.

Alpine Eagle 41 XP CS Platinum

In a bid to elevate its sports watch line, Chopard has launched the Alpine Eagle 41 XP CS Platinum, marking its inaugural foray into platinum sports timepieces. The 41mm case achieves a balance between robustness and refinement. Its ‘Shades of Ice’ blue dial, inspired by the iris of an eagle, is simply captivating. Beneath this icy facade lies the L.U.C 96.42-L movement, an ultra-thin automatic calibre equipped with a platinum micro-rotor.

Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF

Pushing the boundaries of high-frequency precision, the Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF is crafted from black ceramicised titanium. The 41mm case exhibits exceptional strength and lightness, with a hardness rating of 1,000 Vickers. The in-house calibre 01.14-C, visible through the exhibition caseback, operates at a high 8Hz frequency, ensuring unparalleled accuracy.

Alpine Eagle 33mm

This edition of the Alpine Eagle introduces a two-tone composition of Lucent Steel and 18-carat yellow gold – a first for the Alpine Eagle model. The Vals Grey eagle iris sunburst dial, complemented by diamond-set bezel and hour markers, make this one an eye-catcher. At 7.95mm thick, this timepiece offers a delicate yet substantial presence on the wrist. ​

L’Heure du Diamant Moonphase

This 35.75mm masterpiece boasts an 18-carat white gold case encrusted with 3.86 carats of diamonds, creating the illusion that the dial is nestled within the stars. The aventurine glass dial serves as a celestial canvas for the moonphase display, powered by the new in-house calibre 09.02-C, which requires adjustment only once every 122 years. Paired with a blue alligator leather strap, this timepiece is a poetic ode to the cosmos.

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