The Happy Sport was introduced in 1993 in a design by Caroline Scheufele. The idea was bold: to set diamonds freely inside a steel sports watch, between two sapphire crystals. Every time the watch moves, the stones dance across the dial.
These "moving diamonds" became Chopard's emblem. In many versions, from steel to rose gold, from mother-of-pearl dials to colored straps, the model offers an elegant choice for both everyday and dressy use.
The most common sizes are 30, 33 and 36 mm; the 36 mm models carry an automatic movement, the small models mostly a quartz one.
Case sizes and material options based on the models in the catalog. Tap a size to see the models in that size.
Small (34 mm and under)
75 models
Looks elegant on slim wrists and under a shirt cuff; classic ladies' sizes fall in this group too.
Medium (35–39 mm)
28 models
The classic size: balanced on most wrists, suited to both everyday and dressy wear.
Large (40–42 mm)
5 models
Today's most common men's size; noticeable on the wrist without being excessive.
Steel and gold
45 models
The durability of steel with the warmth of gold; classic and eye-catching.
Steel
40 models
The most durable and understated option for everyday wear.
Gold
23 models
Yellow, rose or white gold: a more formal look through its weight and color.
22 models have diamonds: on the dial, the bezel or the case.
108 models in stock now
No. The stones travel in their own channels between the two sapphire crystals and do not rub against the dial.
33 mm is balanced on most women's wrists; 30 mm gives more of a jewelry feel, and 36 mm is more noticeable and sportier.
Yes, the "Sport" in its name says as much; its steel case is suitable for everyday wear.
The catalog currently has case sizes of 25, 26, 29, 30, 33, 36, 40 mm. Our wrist size guide makes it easy to see which one fits your wrist.
Yes. You can message us on WhatsApp for extra photos and a video of the model, or book a live video presentation to examine the watch in real time.
