The Year of the Rabbit is approaching, and various high-end watch brands have launched limited edition rabbit-themed watches, integrating Chinese traditional culture into timepieces. Chopard, through the art of lacquer painting, depicts vivid rabbits on the L.U.C XP Year of the Rabbit lacquer painting watch, welcoming the new year.
The diameter of the case of this watch is 39.5 millimeters, made of 18K rose gold that meets ethical standards; On the dial, there is a delicate and agile jade rabbit under the bright moon, showcasing the traditional Chinese myth of using “jade rabbit” to refer to the moon. The inlaid dial with gold powder and mother-of-pearl particles is made by Japanese master craftsmen using ancient maki-e techniques with a history of over a hundred years, and each piece takes no less than 160 hours to create.
The watch is equipped with the L.U.C 96.17-L self-made movement, with a power reserve of up to 65 hours, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of the brand’s watchmakers.
