Chopard

Chopard used the wonderful calibre 1.96 for references 16/1860/1 and 16/1860/2 starting from 1996. The newer limited edition models, starting with the red gold L.U.C XPS 1860 from 2016, use calibre 96.01-L. From what I gather, it is generally understood t

victim for my macro lens on WPS. [Grin] Are there improvements vs my previous photos ? My previous post www.watchprosite.com

Here is one of my favorite Chopard. A watch which is in my list as I want to build a small collection of World Time Watches. This one is 42 mm big, 12 mm high, which is good for me, even if I would have loved 2 mm less big and 1 mm less high, but it is ok

Recently I was fortunate enough to get a Chopard Jubilee QF. It is a delightful and elegant watch, I am very pleased with it. On the other side I couldn't get on with the tan coloured strap. I found a nice ocean blue replacement and as soon as I fitted it

LUC 3.97 in white gold, engine turned guilloche 18k dial, micro-rotor movement.

By which I mean, I just purchased this grey dial Chopard Alpine Eagle. Chopard has exceeded my expectations. The watch is made from a proprietary steel alloy that under certain lighting conditions looks like white gold, and is also more scratch resistant

After my 'in its element' concert picture of the QF Jubilee Michael said he wanted to see more, well okay then. My pleasure. Against the odds I managed to get one because of KFS generosity. I do not think it's likely that he's reading this, but if so, tha

Last night I went to a concert at The Barbican in London. It was a moving experience. After what seems like forever being 'in lockdown' at last we were allowed to go to concerts. The Barbican is far from my favourite concert hall but last night it sounded