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Chopard L.U.C - Dual Time White Dial

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A quiet L.U.C most people overlook

Chopard’s L.U.C line is usually associated with high-end mechanical movements, but in the 1990s they also produced refined dress pieces that carried the same design discipline. This Dual Time sits firmly in that space: slim tank proportions, solid 18k yellow gold case, and a clean white dial that maintains great restraint.

Dual time, done simply

The dual time layout adds utility without crowding the dial. The white backdrop keeps it legible and balanced, while the rectangular case gives it a classic look without compromising on the restraint. This is one of those pieces that makes more sense in person than in photos: thin, gold, and composed.

Condition that supports the watch

The case remains unpolished and presents sharply, which matters on these slim tank designs. The dial is excellent and clean. No notable dings or distracting wear. It retains its original leather strap and signed buckle, both in excellent shape. The quartz movement is running properly and keeping good time.

A gold dress watch without the noise

This isn’t about hype. It’s about proportion, material, and quiet execution. A solid gold tank-style dual time from Chopard’s L.U.C line doesn’t show up every day, especially unpolished and complete.

For someone who wants a gold dress watch that feels thoughtful rather than obvious, this one makes a lot of sense.

Key Specs

Reference: 2240

Model: L.U.C Dual Time

Year: 1990s

Movement: Quartz

Case Size: 22 × 36mm

Bezel: 18k yellow gold

Bracelet: Original leather strap with original buckle

Dial: White

SKU: 121

History

Chopard was founded in 1860 in Sonvilier, Switzerland, and has been family-owned since Karl Scheufele acquired the company in 1963. The L.U.C division — named after founder Louis-Ulysse Chopard — produces in-house movements of genuine quality. Our vintage inventory includes the St. Moritz skeletonized piece and an LUC Dual Time tank case, alongside Chopard Laykin & Co. double-stamped examples that carry California retail history. These are watches from the era when Chopard was building its reputation as a serious watchmaker alongside its better-known jewelry business.