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Chopard
Happy Sport diamond watch for women
Happy Sport
In 1993, capturing the spirit of the age, Caroline Scheufele designed a sports watch based on a unique and explosive combination: steel and diamonds. The Happy Sport women's watch was born. Faithful to the spirit of the Happy Diamonds that appear on its dial, like prima ballerinas freely swirling between two sapphire crystals, the Happy Sport diamond watch soon became an icon for both the Maison and for women's luxury watches.
Diamond watches with hypnotic power
When time stages a dazzling show
The first luxury watch collected by women, Happy Sport transcends decades and style evolutions. It comes in multiple interpretations that appeal to all generations.
Happy Sport The First
The rebirth of the 1993 icon
Happy Sport The First pays faithful homage to the original model introduced in 1993, thanks to its legendary dancing diamonds and its "pebble-link" bracelet, while adding major innovations: a new case redesigned in a 33 mm diameter inspired by the principles of the golden ratio, as well as the Chopard Manufacture 09.01-C movement with automatic winding.
Happy Sport 33 mm
Golden Ratio
Pursuing its commitment to a constant quest for harmony, Chopard is enriching its icon through a daintier size. By using the Golden Ratio in direct relation to the diameter of the Chopard 09.01-C movement with automatic winding powering its women's luxury watch collections, the case of the Happy Sport diamond watch has been redesigned in a 33 mm diameter that is particularly well-suited to the feminine wrist.
Memory of a golden age
The legacy
By overturning the codes of watchmaking and luxury jewellery in the mid-1970s, Chopard accompanied the changes of an era marked by the freedom of women and the liberalisation of society. The Maison pays tribute to this victorious past that forged its identity.
