This article showcases Chopard's new women's watch collection released in 2026. From the "Happy Sport" to the "L'Heure de Diamant," these masterpieces highlight the brand's expertise as both a jeweler and a watchmaker.
Text by Kento Nii
[Article published on January 24, 2026]
"Happy Sports"
Born in 1993, the "Happy Sport" timepiece combines a sporty look with "moving diamonds," symbolizing the brand's free-spirited creativity. The diamonds, which move freely between two sapphire crystals, symbolize the brand's philosophy of "joie de vivre" (the joy of living).
Automatic movement (Cal. Chopard 09.01-C). 27 jewels. 25,200 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 42 hours. Lucent Steel™ x 18K rose gold case (diameter 30.00mm, thickness 11.23mm). 30m water resistance. 1,276,000 yen (tax included).
The Ref. 278573-3030 is a chic timepiece featuring a new "teal green" dial combined with a matching leather strap. Its deep, bluish hue is enhanced by the rich guilloché detailing in the center of the dial. Five moving diamonds adorn the dial, their rose gold edging harmonizing with the matching hands and indices.
The case diameter is 30mm. Made of lucent steel, the 18K rose gold crown and cabochon add a warm glow to its appearance. A single sapphire is also set in the crown.
"Happy Sports Happy Heart"
Another new addition to the Happy Sport collection is a timepiece featuring a casual blue denim strap and an elegant white mother-of-pearl dial.
Automatic movement (Cal. Chopard 09.01-C). 27 jewels. 25,200 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 42 hours. Lucent Steel™ case (33.00mm diameter, 10.84mm thickness). 30m water resistance. 1,452,000 yen (tax included).
This piece, part of the "Happy Heart" series, features three moving diamonds and two heart-shaped charms made of mother-of-pearl. One of the charms is adorned with a gradient that changes from pink to purple, and its free-flowing movement adds a lovely accent to the monochromatic look.
Furthermore, each of these elements adorning the dial has a meaning: the three diamonds represent harmony, pink represents love, purple represents spirituality and transformation, and mother-of-pearl represents purity and protection.
Like the 30mm model mentioned above, this model is equipped with the in-house automatic movement, Cal. Chopard 09.01-C. The adoption of a navy blue denim strap further accentuates the collection's sporty-chic philosophy, making it a suitable timepiece for casual wear as well.
"Happy Heart Jewelry"
In addition to watches, new pieces are also available in the "Happy Heart" jewelry collection. The lineup consists of four items in total: an 18K white gold bangle and pendant, as well as two types of 18K rose gold chokers.
18KWG. 3,102,000 yen (tax included).
The bangle and pendant feature a heart-shaped charm in a pink-purple gradient, also found on the aforementioned "Happy Sports Happy Heart" collection. This charm is edged with delicate diamond settings, and on the bangle, it is contrasted with a small heart adorning the top of the pendant.
18KWG. 3,102,000 yen (tax included).
The flexible choker is available in mother-of-pearl or onyx. It also features a design where a large heart is flanked by a smaller gold heart. Both styles are available in three sizes, allowing for a perfect fit around the neck.
Furthermore, each of these four jewelry pieces contains a single moving diamond within its small heart-shaped design.
18K rose gold. 1,254,000 yen each (tax included).
"L'Heure de Diamant" Ref. 10A065-1100
The "L'Heure de Diamants" collection is characterized by dazzling diamond settings that reflect the jeweler's savoir-faire. The new Ref. 10A065-1100, equipped with an ultra-thin and small-diameter movement, is a masterpiece that embodies haute horlogerie.
Manual winding (Cal. Chopard 10.01-C). 19 jewels. 21,600 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 45 hours. 18K white gold case (diameter 26.00mm, thickness 11.20mm). 30m water resistance. Price upon inquiry.
The striking asymmetrical diamond bezel of this timepiece utilizes the crown setting devised by Karl Scheufele. This technique involves setting the gemstone in V-shaped prongs, allowing light to penetrate deep into the stone and greatly enhancing its brilliance. The bracelet also features a decoration called "bark," a reproduction of the handcrafted goldwork established in the 1960s, resulting in a silky smooth texture and flowing beauty.
Inside, it houses the hand-wound Cal. Chopard 10.01-C movement. This extremely compact and thin movement, measuring just 15.70mm in diameter and 2.90mm thick, boasts a power reserve of approximately 45 hours. Furthermore, the transparent case back allows for admiration of the meticulous decorations, including the Côtes de Genève finish on the bridges.
"L'Heure de Diamant" Ref. 13A419-1609 / Ref. 13A386-1109
Also unveiled as part of the new L'Hour de Diamants collection is a timepiece with a deep black onyx dial. It will be available in two case shapes: round and cushion.
Automatic movement (Cal. Chopard09.01-C). 27 jewels. 25,200 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 42 hours. 18K white gold case (diameter 35.75mm, thickness 10.00mm). 30m water resistance. Price upon inquiry.
In both models, the bezel is adorned with crown-set diamonds, creating a striking contrast with the onyx's characteristic "blackness." Furthermore, brilliant-cut diamonds are set on the cardinal indices at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions, and diamonds are also incorporated into the white gold hour and minute hands, demonstrating a commitment to brilliance in every detail.
Automatic movement (Cal. Chopard09.01-C). 27 jewels. 25,200 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 42 hours. 18K white gold case (30.5mm diameter, 9.30mm thickness). 30m water resistance. 11,770,000 yen (including tax).
Both models feature 18K white gold cases and are fitted with black alligator leather straps for a cohesive look. The movement is the Cal.Chopard09.01-C, which boasts a power reserve of approximately 42 hours.
"L'Heure de Diamant" Ref. 10A387-1515
The Ref. 10A387-1515, which concludes the new lineup in this collection, is a model that combines a softly shaped cushion case with a crown-set pear-shaped diamond bezel. Particularly noteworthy are the fluted dial that emits a soft light and the newly designed integrated bracelet that harmonizes with it.
Automatic movement (Cal. Chopard09.01-C). 27 jewels. 25,200 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 42 hours. 18K white gold case (30.5 x 30.5 mm, 9.30 mm thick). 30m water resistance. 16,797,000 yen (tax included).
This bracelet draws inspiration from archive designs of the 1960s, creating a unified look with its undulating, mirrored surfaces. Both the case and bracelet are crafted from 18K white gold, showcasing the brand's exceptional craftsmanship in precious metalwork.
Like the other two models, the movement is equipped with the in-house automatic movement Cal.Chopard09.01-C.
"Precious Lace"
Under the direction of co-president and artistic director Caroline Scheufele, a new high jewelry watch from the "Precious Lace" collection was unveiled.
18K white gold case. Brilliant-cut sapphires (total 10.04ct). Brilliant-cut diamonds (total 1.39ct). Price upon inquiry.
This timepiece showcases the coexistence of haute couture and jewelry, both of which are passions of the designer. The 18K white gold case and bracelet are adorned with sapphires and diamonds set in a wave-like pattern, creating an appearance reminiscent of delicate lace. The dial, decorated with radially spreading diamond settings, is covered by a faceted crystal that captures and reflects light from every angle.
In addition to the watch, two pairs of earrings with soft silhouettes were also unveiled. These high jewelry pieces feature slightly twisted, asymmetrical shapes and are lavishly adorned with diamonds and sapphires.
18K white gold. Pear-shaped diamonds (total 5.86ct). Brilliant-cut diamonds (total 1.71ct). Price upon inquiry.
18K white gold. Pear-shaped sapphires (total 7.24ct). Brilliant-cut sapphires (total 1.34ct). Brilliant-cut diamonds (total 0.83ct). Price upon inquiry.
