Chopard Classic Racing watches

Chopard Classic Racing is the brand's family of motor-sport watches, made up of three lines: the Mille Miglia, the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique and the Superfast. The first two take their names from events Chopard is tied to. The house has been a partner of the Mille Miglia car rally since 1988 and the official timekeeper of the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique since 2002.

Mechanically the lines split. The Mille Miglia has run on ETA and ETA/Valjoux-based calibres, and the titanium Grand Prix de Monaco Historique of 2012 on a Valjoux 7750-based movement. The Superfast arrived as a new line built around Chopard's own movements: the Superfast Chrono uses the in-house self-winding calibre 03.05-M.

The Mille Miglia Chronograph is the line's 42 mm classic, in steel, rose gold or steel and rose gold, on bracelet or rubber strap. The Gran Turismo XL takes the case to 44 mm, with a 45 mm split-seconds version and Power Control models. The GTS line pairs 43 mm Automatic and Power Control models, both with a rotating diving bezel, with a 44 mm Chrono under a tachymeter bezel. The Zagato, with a fixed 24-hour bezel, was limited to 500 pieces, and the dated Race Editions came with rose gold versions in runs of 100 or 250. A blue-dial GTS Power Control Israel 70th Anniversary was made in a run of 60.

The Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Automatic, Chrono and Power Control share a 44.5 mm case in titanium and steel, each also made with a rose gold bezel; the earlier Race Editions measure 42.4 mm. The Superfast comes as a 41 mm Automatic and as 45 mm Chrono, Power Control and split-seconds models, with rose gold versions alongside the steel. Its Porsche 919 Edition chronograph was limited to 919 pieces and the Jacky Ickx Edition to 100.