Chopard Happy Sport The First automatic bezel set white mother-of-pearl dial steel bracelet 33 mm

A faithful reissue of the model that changed everything

In 1993, Caroline Scheufele imagined a revolutionary watch: combining steel and diamonds in a feminine, elegant, and daring piece. The Happy Sport was born, shaking up the codes of jewelry watchmaking.

With the Happy Sport The First, Chopard pays vibrant homage to this founding creation in a modernized version that remains faithful to the original aesthetic. All the spirit of the inaugural model is there, enhanced by contemporary expertise.

Signature details and timeless allure

The 33 mm case is crafted from polished Lucent Steel, enhanced by a diamond-set bezel that surrounds the dial with sparkle. The curved lugs, the crown adorned with a blue cabochon, and the moving stones are all faithful nods to the original.

The white mother-of-pearl dial offers iridescent depth, delicately highlighted by blue-painted Roman hour markers matching the blued hands. The seven iconic moving diamonds dance freely between two sapphire crystals, bringing the watch to life with every movement.

The comfortable and silky steel bracelet with pebble-shaped links echoes the distinctive design of the very first model. It fits perfectly around the wrist for a style that is both vintage and modern.

A mechanical heart for a living watch

Beneath its apparent delicacy lies a self-winding mechanical movement, visible through the sapphire crystal case back. It delivers approximately 42 hours of power reserve and demonstrates Chopard's watchmaking expertise, even in its most elegant pieces.

This technical dimension adds depth to this jewel of a watch, in perfect harmony with its heritage.

A legendary model, faithfully reinterpreted

This Happy Sport The First embodies a return to its roots. More than a reissue, it is a tribute to free and daring women, to elegance in motion and to the creativity of an era.

It retains the essence of 1993 while incorporating today's technical modernity. An iconic piece for collectors and enthusiasts of women's watchmaking.