The Chopard Luna D’Oro Perpetual Calendar in platinum, crafted in collaboration with master independent watchmaker Svend Andersen, is a rare and highly distinguished expression of haute horlogerie from the early 1990s. Created in extremely limited numbers, the Luna D’Oro stands as a testament to both Chopard’s ambition in high complications and Andersen’s reputation for poetic yet mechanically rigorous watchmaking.

Housed in a platinum case measuring approximately 36mm in diameter, the Luna D’Oro exudes classical proportions and discreet luxury. The clean, polished surfaces, sculpted lugs, and slim bezel frame a richly detailed silver dial, which features applied Roman numerals and a multi-register layout showcasing the perpetual calendar’s complexity. Indications include day, date, month, leap year, and a moonphase display, with impeccable symmetry and legibility.

At the heart of the watch is an elaborately finished automatic movement—often believed to be based on a high-grade Frédéric Piguet ébauche—worked by Svend Andersen's signature retrograde perpetual calendar. Andersen’s influence is especially evident in the artistic execution and mechanical depth with its unique dial layout, making this piece unique to its own.

This is a true collector’s timepiece, the Luna D’Oro is an enduring tribute to mechanical ingenuity, artistic finesse, and the understated elegance of early independent watchmaking partnerships.