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+ | ====== Chopard calibres ====== | ||
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+ | [[Watch movement]]s produced by [[Chopard]] | ||
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+ | ===== History ===== | ||
+ | Once [[Chopard]] established their own watchmaking [[manufacture]] in [[1993]], they began a program to develop a calibre of their own. The company proudly launched calibre [[L.U.C 1.96]] in [[1996]], re-establishing the watchmaking credentials that had once belonged to the [[Sonvilier]] company. The movement was extremely successful, an excellent combination of modern technology, and remains in production to this day. The original L.U.C movement was developed with [[Michel Parmigiani]] and shares some design aspects, including its micro rotor and bridge design, with his line of movements for [[Vaucher Manufacture]] and [[Parmigiani Fleurier]], located in the same town. | ||
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+ | Chopard now has two in-house movement facilities in the town of [[Fleurier]] in [[Switzerland]]. **Chopard Manufacture** is devoted to high-end watchmaking under the **L.U.C** name and employs under 150 people, while **Fleurier Ébauches** focuses on volume production of watch movements. These facilities are located quite close to each other, at rue des Moulins 20 and 24, respectively. | ||
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+ | Chopard Manufacture is located in the older of the two buildings, opened in [[1903]] and used for watchmaking since [[1920]] under the name, [[Fabrique d' | ||
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+ | Chopard purchased the building at rue des Moulins 24 in [[2007]] and Fleurier Ébauches began production two years later. This facility has a smaller workforce but is designed to produce as many as 15,000 movements per year. It is highly modern and automated, with specialty machines for most production stages both for watches and jewelry. | ||
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+ | ===== L.U.C Calibres ===== | ||
+ | The **L.U.C** calibres are produced largely by hand at Chopard Manufacture. This line of manufacture movements is properly abbreviated and punctuated **L.U.C** for Louis Ulysse Chopard, founder of the company. It is sometimes written simply " | ||
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+ | In [[2000]], Chopard introduced their second in-house calibre, [[L.U.C 1.98]], with 4 barrels to supply up to 9 days of power. Calibre [[L.U.C 3.97]] was released in [[2001]], a [[tonneau]]-shaped movement with an offset [[micro rotor]]. The next calibre from Chopard was a [[tourbillon]] with 4 barrels and 9-day power, [[L.U.C 1.02]], released in [[2003]]. [[2005]] and [[2006]] saw two related [[column wheel]] [[automatic chronograph]]s, | ||
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+ | [[2010]] was a big year for Chopard. To celebrate the company' | ||
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+ | * [[L.U.C 96]] (1996-present) - [[Micro-rotor]] [[ultra-thin]] [[automatic]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.01-L (1.96) - With [[Geneva Hallmark]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.03-L (3.96) - 1.96 without Geneva Hallmark | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.04-L (4.96) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.04-L2 (4.96 " | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.04-L3 (4.96 " | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.06-L (4.96-H1 " | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.09-L (9.96) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.11-L (11.96) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.12-L (12.96) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.13-L (96QP) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.14-L (96SH) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.14-L1 (96SHT) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.15-L (96H24) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.16-L (96M) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.17-L (96HM) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.18-L (96T) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 96.19-L (96TB) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 98]] (2000-present) - [[4-barrel]], | ||
+ | * L.U.C 98.01-L (1.98) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 98.02-L (1.98-37089) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 98.03-L (4RT) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 98.05-L (4R) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 97]] (2001-present) - [[Micro-rotor]] [[tonneau]] [[automatic]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 97.01-L (1.97) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 97.03-L (3.97) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 01]] - Automatic chronometer | ||
+ | * L.U.C 01.01-L | ||
+ | * L.U.C 01.06-L - 57,600 A/h | ||
+ | * L.U.C 01.09-L - 57,600 A/h | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 02]] (2003-present) - 4-barrel [[tourbillon]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.01-L (1.02) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.03-L (4TT) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.05-L (4T) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.08-L (4TSL) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.10-L (4TT3N) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.10-L1 (4TT3NGM) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.11-L (4TBST) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.12-L (4TBSTSi) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 02.13-L (1.02QF) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 10CF]] (2005-2006) - [[Column wheel]] [[automatic chronograph]] with [[flyback]] | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 03]] (2006-present) - [[Column wheel]] [[automatic chronograph]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 03.03-L (11CF) | ||
+ | * L.U.C 03.10-L - Chronograph and [[Perpetual calendar]] | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 01]] (2010-present) - [[Hacking]] [[chronometer]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 01.01-L (1.010) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 04]] (2010-present) - Shaped [[tourbillon]] | ||
+ | * L.U.C 04.01-L (1TRM) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 05]] (2010-present) - 4-barrel 7-day [[tourbillon]], | ||
+ | * L.U.C 05.01-L (4TQE) | ||
+ | * [[L.U.C 06]] (2010-present) - [[Lepine]] pocket watch movement | ||
+ | * L.U.C 06.01-L (EHG) | ||
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+ | ===== Chopard Calibres ===== | ||
+ | The **Chopard** calibres are produced in greater volume in the Fleurier Ébauches facility. Production of these movements began in [[2007]]. As of [[2018]], Fleurier Ébauches produces 11,000 to 15,000 movements per year but is capable of reaching 60,000 units if demand warrants. | ||
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+ | * [[Chopard 01]] - Automatic chronometer | ||
+ | * Chopard 01.01-C - 40 jewels | ||
+ | * Chopard 01.01-M - 31 jewels | ||
+ | * Chopard 01.02-M - 37 jewels, small seconds, power reserve indicator | ||
+ | * Chopard 01.04-C - 27 jewels, small seconds, not a chronometer | ||
+ | * Chopard 01.08-C - 40 jewels, central seconds, power reserve indicator | ||
+ | * [[Chopard 03]] - [[Column wheel]] [[automatic chronograph]] | ||
+ | * Chopard 03.05-M - Flyback chronograph | ||
+ | * Chopard 03.05-C | ||
+ | * [[Chopard 09]] - Ladies automatic | ||
+ | * Chopard 09.01-C | ||
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+ | ===== External Links ===== | ||
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