The story of the Happy Sport is simple: innovative then, innovative now. What started as a trendsetting alliance of steel and diamonds has blossomed into a watchmaking icon desired by women the world over.
And what beats celebrating the watch that changed it all? A limited-edition re-release of the very first watch launched in 1993.
A faithful hommage to its legendary dancing diamonds and pebble-link bracelet, Chopard enthusiasts are treated to two reworked versions of the original Happy Sport, but with innovations adding an exciting layer of excitement. Time to present the Happy Sport The First.

To commemorate a year like no other, the 39th edition of “la corsa più bella del mondo” will merge tradition and innovation. For the occasion, Chopard has crafted two new watches, modern classics to cross the finish line, and into the future.
The theme for this year, “Crossing the Future”, speaks to a race that is propelling itself forward. Between 16 and 19 June, vintage and electric cars for the first time be led through a familiar route from a new perspective, running counterclockwise, west to east, across the 200 Italian towns and villages on the itinerary. A future-facing take on this historic race that is marked with watches fuelled with its extraordinary spirit.

Majestic Paraiba tourmaline necklace revealed as the new star of Chopard Haute Joaillerie’s signature collection.

Available via private sale at Sotheby’s.

Chopard Co-President and Artistic Director, Caroline Scheufele, presents the latest addition to her Precious Lace collection in an exclusive collaboration with Sotheby's auction house. 

The Happy Sport watch created in 1993 by Chopard’s Co-President and Artistic Director, Caroline Scheufele, is a celebration of happiness and Joie de Vivre. It also captures the imagination of every woman who sets eyes on it.
A contemporary icon and longtime friend of the Maison, Julia Roberts stood out as the obvious choice to embody Chopard’s values of Joie de Vivre and free-spirited charm with her communicative energy and world-famous smile.

At its heart lies a Chopard recipe that never fails to elicit wonderment and desire. The Happy Sport is a women’s watch icon like no other. Celebrating Joie de Vivre and freedom since the release of the first model in 1993, its dancing diamonds catch the eye as much as the imagination.
Each of the five moving diamonds twirl freely between two invisible sapphire crystals, powerful symbols of a free-spirited approach to life.

A not-to-be-missed event for watch and jewellery enthusiasts, Watches & Wonders is an opportunity to reveal our latest watch and jewellery creations crafted through the unique know-how and expertise of our Artisans.

MR PORTER, the award-winning online destination for men’s style, is pleased to announce the launch of independent watch manufacturer Chopard, with a curated selection of 16-timepieces from across the brands iconic Classic Racing, L.U.C and Alpine Eagle collections.

Elegance, opulence, mastery of ancestral techniques: the L.U.C collection once again picks up the aesthetic codes of the finest Asian craftsmanship to create the L.U.C XP Urushi Year of the Ox timepiece. Dedicated to this symbolic year conducive to harvests and wisdom, this 88-piece limited series is ultra-thin and exquisitely refined. Its Urushi lacquer dial made by Japanese master lacquer artisans reveals a scene evocative of ancestral toil, humble prosperity and timeless elegance. Its L.U.C 96.17-L in-house movement testifies to the horological expertise of the artisans at Chopard Manufacture. + Read More

Steeped in the aesthetic codes of Chinese culture, the L.U.C XP Urushi Spirit of Shí Chen is the first L.U.C timepiece to display the traditional Chinese timekeeping system, Shí Chen. The animals of the zodiac that symbolises them parade slowly by on an Urushi lacquer disc, accompanied by the symbol of prosperity and its god Lu Xing. This creative new complication exists as an 88-piece limited edition. Its L.U.C 96.29-L Chopard Manufacture movement is housed in a 40 mm ethical 18-carat rose gold case of peerless symbolic and physical finesse. + Read More

Curtains up on the scarlet splendour of time as a theatrical performance: Chopard’s iconic Happy Sport timepiece appears in festive attire for a majestic luck-themed dance. Clad in a splendid crimson figure-hugging gown, crafted in accordance with the golden ratio embodied in its 33mm-diameter ethical 18-carat rose gold case, this ultimate embodies of the sport-chic trend carries eight dancing diamonds: a lucky number accentuating its talisman qualities. Paired with a red leather strap, the Happy Sport beats to the rhythm of the Chopard 09.01-C in-house movement. + Read More