CaliforniaJed
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The perfect addition to this thread, Ramon. Thanks.
The link between the cal. 03.03-L and the movement in the Superfast Chrono (and, for that matter, the L.U.C 1963 Chronograph) is undeniable. The Chrono One and its movement were, in essence, Chopard's gift to itself, and all of us, in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Chopard Manufacture in 2006. The 03.03-L is is a fully integrated column-wheel chronograph with a vertical clutch equipped with what Chopard has called "a friction organ in a viscoelastic material." (Someone more knowledgeable than me will have to help with that one.)
I have always been enamored of this limited edition Chrono One. (Photo credit to our own Fx.)
Best,
CaliforniaJed
Chronographs at the Crossroads
Chopard has reached, perhaps, a bit of a chronograph crossroads. Throughout the Classic Racing line, and to a lesser extent the L.U.C line, many chronographs are offered. Consider the three Chopard chronographs below, each a recent release. I had a chance...
another one
<img src=" "> Hi CaliforniaJed, I can't really answer your question, but If You may I'd like to add another one that I find oh so interesting.. the chrono one. Above are two excellent pictures by Kong of the SS version. Love those hands! Thanks, Ra...
The perfect addition to this thread, Ramon. Thanks.
The link between the cal. 03.03-L and the movement in the Superfast Chrono (and, for that matter, the L.U.C 1963 Chronograph) is undeniable. The Chrono One and its movement were, in essence, Chopard's gift to itself, and all of us, in celebration of the 1...
