Chopard L.U.C XPS Rose Gold 161920-5002

L.U.C stands for Louis-Ulysse Chopard, who founded the company in Sonvilier in 1860. Chopard's own movement manufacture has been based in Fleurier since 1996.

Its closest siblings differ on the dial. The 161920-5001 is the same rose gold watch with four Arabic numerals, the 161920-5005 has a champagne dial, and the white gold 161920-1001 and 161920-1005 come with black and cognac dials. The Poinçon de Genève 125th Anniversary Edition (161932-5001) takes the same 39.5 mm rose gold case with a brown dial, a date at 3 o'clock and a Geneva Seal movement, in a run of 125. The Skeletec (161936-5001) is slightly thinner at 6.98 mm and limited to 288 pieces, while the XPS 35mm models scale the case down to 35 mm.