L.U.C LUNAR ONE

43 MM, AUTOMATIC, PLATINUM

LIMITED EDITION

CHF 70,700

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Ref. Number:

161927-9001

Description

The universe has always been a source of fascination for mankind. Orbiting around the earth, the moon has a powerful allure. This limited edition (100) L.U.C Lunar One in platinum with a blue dial possesses a perpetual calendar with an orbital moon-phase display. The moon orbits the small seconds axis on a subdial, conveying all the poetry of the starry heavens. Beneath the blue sunburst satin-brushed dial beats a chronometer-certified L.U.C Calibre 96.13-L with the Poinçon de Genève.

Specifications

Case & Dial

MATERIAL:

platinum

CROWN MATERIAL:

18-carat white gold

CASE-BACK:

see-through sapphire crystal

WATER-RESISTANCE:

50 metres

CASE DIMENSION(S):

43.00 mm

Strap & Buckle

BUCKLE TYPE:

folding clasp

BUCKLE MATERIAL:

platinum and 18-carat white gold

STRAP:

blue alligator leather strap (matt square plate) with hand sewn matching tones , lining: alligator brown

FUNCTION(S):

perpetual calendar

LIMITED EDITION:

100

OSCILLATING WEIGHT:

22-carat gold

INDICATION(S):

hours and minutes, small seconds, date, four-year leap-year cycle, orbital moon-phase display

POWER RESERVE:

Power Reserve of approximately 65 hours, L.U.C Twin Technology (two stacked barrels)

FREQUENCY:

4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour)

TYPE OF WINDING:

self-winding mechanical movement

MOVEMENT:

L.U.C 96.13-L

JEWELS:

Movement

Entirely developed, produced and assembled in the Chopard High Watchmaking workshops, the self-winding mechanical L.U.C 96.13-L calibre nestled at the heart of the L.U.C Lunar One timepiece features a power reserve of approximately 65 hours (Chopard Twin technology). A COSC-certified chronometer bearing the Geneva Seal, it indicates the hours and minutes, with the small seconds and moon phases at 6 o’clock, a perpetual calendar with a large date in a double counter at 12 o’clock, the days of the week and the 24-hour indication at 9 o’clock, and the months and leap years at 3 o’clock.