In 1860, Louis-Ulysse Chopard founded a watch manufacturer in Sonvilier, setting the stage for a legacy of precision craftsmanship and creativity. The company's journey from watchmaking to the world of fine perfumes has been marked by high standards and unwavering success. In 1937, Paul-Louis moved the company to Geneva, building a prestigious clientele. Despite challenges during the war, the family maintained their commitment to excellence. In 1963, the company was handed over to the Scheufele watchmaking dynasty, continuing the family's legacy. Chopard became legendary for its ingenious design featuring diamonds set free-floating in watch dials, showcasing exquisite materials and luxury craftsmanship. This signature design element, introduced in 1976, became synonymous with Chopard's artistic watches and fine jewelry. Driven by a sense of social responsibility and environmental awareness, Chopard's offerings now include fragrances and accessories. The oriental opulence of "Casimir" and the romantic allure of "Red Carpet" – a tribute to rose lovers – are just a few examples of the brand's luxurious and responsibly crafted fragrances.