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Thank you very much, MTF.
Your in-depth reply is much appreciated and above and beyond any answer I could have hoped for.
When you say the movements are sometimes different between competitor models and normal series, how so? Are the less decorated or different movements all together? I was under the assumption that they had 2894's with a DD chrono module (thru the years I'm looking at, so until 2003). Do you know off hand if the 8392 (2003) had a difference?
Thank you once again
Some questions regarding mille miglia editions
Each year is a limited edition for the public, correct? On top of that there is the competitor edition for who actually runs the race, is this also correct? I'm most interested in 2002 and 2003 for sentimental reasons. Would a competitor edition be much m...
Chopard Mille Miglia Race Edition production numbers
asonstuf, Chopard Mille Miglia race Edition production policy has changed over the years. The primary rule is that Mille Miglia race competitor watch numbers are dependent on the number of actual racing competitors each year and are NOT included in the pr...
Thanks for clarifying, MTF!
Already in the conversation we had about it recently and now here in more detail 👍🏻
Thank you very much, MTF.
Your in-depth reply is much appreciated and above and beyond any answer I could have hoped for. When you say the movements are sometimes different between competitor models and normal series, how so? Are the less decorated or different movements all toget...
Mille Miglia Race Competitors' vs Edition watches
Sometimes the competitors' watches had different or lower grade movements than the production edition watches. This is usually when in-house Chopard movements are used in production watches and 3rd party movements in competitors' watches. If it has a disp...
