Do You Know Chopard?

The company is specialized in wristwatches and jewellery. This can be inferred from the given options, where each option lists different products. Among these options, only "Wristwatches and jewellery" specifically mentions these items, indicating that this is the area of specialization for the company.

Chopard, a luxury watch brand, was sold to Karl Scheufele, a watchmaker from Germany. This indicates that Karl Scheufele acquired ownership of Chopard, implying that he bought the company and became its new owner.

The correct answer is the Scheufele family. This is because the Scheufele family is the current owner of the Chopard company.

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The Chopard factory moved to Meyrin-Geneva from the center of Geneva in 1974.

After the founder's death, the company was handed over to Paul Louis.

The company celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2010.

In 1996, the company established its own complete watch movement manufacturing facility in Fleurier. This means that before 1996, the company did not have its own facility to manufacture watch movements in Fleurier. Establishing this facility would have allowed the company to have more control over the production process and potentially improve the quality and efficiency of their watch movements.

In the 80s, the company expanded its product line to include sports watches for men and diamond jewelry for women. This suggests that during this decade, the company recognized the growing demand for these specific products and decided to cater to the market by diversifying their offerings. This strategic move allowed the company to tap into new customer segments and potentially increase their revenue and market share.

The estimated sales of the companies in 2010 were €550 million in total.