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(1993) : This was the first watch to combine a stainless steel case with floating diamonds, blending high fashion with everyday durability. Red Carpets & Racing Today, Chopard is synonymous with global cultural events: La Maison Chopard, Our History

(1985) : A teenage Caroline Scheufele (now Co-President) sketched a clown with diamonds in its belly. Produced in secret with her father's support, it became the brand's first official jewelry piece. Happy Sport Chopard

The two met in Geneva on a Sunday morning. They bonded instantly over their shared passion for craftsmanship. Within just 30 minutes, they struck a deal that saved the brand. Scheufele didn't just buy a factory; he committed to restoring the Chopard name to its former glory while keeping the family-owned spirit alive. Iconic Innovations (1993) : This was the first watch to

By 1963, the brand was in crisis. Paul-André Chopard, the founder's grandson, had no heirs interested in the business and only five employees remaining. Meanwhile, Karl Scheufele III, a German goldsmith from Pforzheim, was searching for a Swiss manufacturer to expand his own jewelry business. Happy Sport The two met in Geneva on a Sunday morning

In 1860, 24-year-old Louis-Ulysse Chopard, the son of a beekeeper, founded his workshop in Sonvilier, Switzerland. While most local farmers spent winters making parts for others, Chopard realized he could earn more by crafting finished, ultra-thin pocket watches. His reputation for precision grew so rapidly that he became a supplier for the Swiss Railway Company and even won over Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. The 30-Minute Handshake

(1976) : Inspired by waterfalls in the Black Forest, designer Ronald Kurowski created diamonds that could "dance" freely between sapphire crystals. The Happy Clown Go to product viewer dialog for this item.