Contemporary, streamlined, assertive, the new sport-chic Alpine Eagle timepiece collection is inspired by the Alps and the imperious strength of the majestic eagle.

Launched in 1993, the Happy Sport model is the first watch to combine diamonds with a stainless steel case. It remains until today one of the most iconic models and most desirable in the industry. 

Since 1976, Chopard has established a strong recognition and identity by revolutionising the watch industry with the Happy Diamonds line. For the first time, moving diamonds could be appreciated between 2 crystal sapphire glasses on the face of the watch.

L.U.C men's watches epitomize the highest standard of Swiss watchmaking. The steps involved in making L.U.C watches are all performed at the Maison’s Geneva and Fleurier workshops. These exceptional timepieces stemming from meticulous workmanship meet the aspirations of the contemporary gentleman. 

L’Heure du Diamant unveils two pillars of Chopard’s savoir-faire; watchmaking and gem-setting in one unique collection. An exceptional prong-setting paying tribute to the most precious stone in the world, the Diamond.

Chopard's Classic Racing  watches build a bridge between automotive engineering and mechanical watchmaking, stemming from the passion of Karl-Friedrich Scheufele. 

Eminently feminine, the IMPERIALE collection dazzles with the richness and delicacy of its details. It pays tribute to modern-day empresses whose noble, majestic beauty is rivalled only by their conquering spirit.

A tribute to modern achievers

The juxtaposition of the cube and the curve make the Ice Cube timepiece unique and instantly recognisable. With its minimalist elegance, it adorns modern amazons who are fans of its graphic design and disrupt the established order.

Classic watches stand for Chopard's Swiss watchmaking tradition and its timeless, understated appeal.

The generous curves of the La Strada collection capture the aura of muses from 1950s Italian cinema. Chopard pays tribute to these women, just as Federico Fellini’s films did.