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The history of Chopard dates back to the 19th century. In 1860, Louis-Ulysse Chopard founded his own watch factory in Sonvilier, in the Swiss Jura. Relying in his family tradition for watch making and his own innovation ideas, the company soon acquired an excellent reputation for its precision watches. The watched were so precise, that it became one of the main suppliers to the Swiss railway-known for their punctuality. Today, Chopard is known globally, as a company with a wide collection to suit any taste and personal style, who always aspires to innovation, superior standards, precision and perfection. Renowned for its creativity, technology and excellence, it becomes one of the leading names in the high-class watch industry.

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