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2003 saw Chopard bring out the Happy Sport Chrono Racing. As well as the signature ...
2005 witnessed the release of the Chopard Happy Sport Cannes watch, a glamorous tribute to ...
Combining steel and diamonds, Chopard’s original Happy Sport watch became an instant global hit, with ...
Chopard marked its 150th birthday by designing a celebratory Happy Sport watch with diamond stars ...
Released in 2002, the Happy Beach design features delicate diamond-encrusted fish, loose to swim around ...
Originally designed in 1993, the last 20 years has seen Chopard’s Happy Sport watch become ...
The process of creating a Chopard Happy Sport watch is extremely lengthy and involves various ...
Specially trained Chopard watchmakers carefully place the mobile diamonds on the sapphire crystal, a design ...
The delicate process of fitting the back case, stamped with Chopard’s signature.
The case must be carefully shaped after stamping.
Zhang Yu Qi wearing Chopard jewels.
Petra Nemcova wearing Chopard jewels including earrings and pendant.
Liu Wen wearing Chopard jewels.
Kylie Minogue stunned at the amfAR charity fundraiser at Cannes on 23 May wearing a ...
Another seasoned starlet in white, Kristin Scott Thomas wore Chopard jewels to the amfAR fundraiser.
Jessica Hart attended the amfAR charity fundraiser wearing Chopard jewels.
Eva Herzigova was one of many stars who wore white to the amfAR charity fundraiser ...
Eugenia Silva also chose Chopard jewels for the amfAR charity event in Cannes.
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
