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Chopard St. Moritz – Two Tone White DIal

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Refined sport-luxury, done right

This vintage Chopard St. Moritz Automatic from the 1990s is a clean expression of the model at its most wearable. Executed in stainless steel and 18k yellow gold, it carries the unmistakable St. Moritz design language — integrated bracelet, sculpted case, and screw-accented bezel — in a configuration that feels both familiar and quietly elevated.

Balanced, composed, and easy to live with.

Why this configuration works

The St. Moritz represents Chopard’s early take on refined sport-luxury, and two-tone automatic examples like this sit at the heart of the collection. The white dial keeps the watch crisp and versatile, while applied Roman numerals and a date window at six o’clock add just enough complication without cluttering the layout.

The integrated steel and gold bracelet flows naturally into the case, reinforcing the sculptural design that made the St. Moritz feel ahead of its time when introduced — and still relevant today. It’s a configuration that highlights proportion and execution rather than excess, which is exactly why it wears so well decades later.

Preserved as intended

The watch presents in excellent, excellent condition, both cosmetically and mechanically. The case and bracelet remain well preserved, the dial is clean and evenly aged, and the overall presentation reflects careful ownership.

Powered by its automatic movement, the watch is fully functional and keeps excellent time. All components are original, including the signed Chopard crown, original dial, movement, case, and caseback.

A clean, confident St. Moritz

This isn’t an experimental or overworked variation — it’s a strong, well-executed St. Moritz that does exactly what the model was meant to do. Elegant enough for formal settings, versatile enough for everyday wear, and distinctive without trying to stand apart.

A solid vintage choice for many different reasons, and a reminder of why the St. Moritz remains one of Chopard’s most enduring designs. 

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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.