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I must look through my Chopard books: chronograph quantieme perpetual calendar 'Luna D'Oro
KMII
I am away from home this long weekend but will try to look through my Chopard references for more information when I'm back on Wednesday.
Chopard released small batches of mechanical watches with JLC or F. Piguet movements before Chopard Manufacture was started.
The chronograph quantieme perpetual calendar 'Luna D'Oro' automatic wristwatch was produced in batches of 50 pieces in gold and platinum.
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MTF
Some more Chopard from the 1990s - this time pre-LUC perpetual calendars
During the last couple of months I have been looking at watches from the 1990s in an on and off fashion, discovering what the decade of the real return of the mechanical watch has to offer. And while this endeavour is simple in terms of online search for ...
Thanks for your input, Alkiro!
Still need to find the reference number for that one. Not so much a fan of its baton shaped hands but otherwise a very appealing piece
Seen it like that...
On Chrono but the references quoted there are not always 100% accurate Thanks for looking in any case!
It seems like...
That\'s all the info on those watches available online - auctions and sales ads. More would certainly be better
I must look through my Chopard books: chronograph quantieme perpetual calendar 'Luna D'Oro
KMII I am away from home this long weekend but will try to look through my Chopard references for more information when I'm back on Wednesday. Chopard released small batches of mechanical watches with JLC or F. Piguet movements before Chopard Manufacture ...
Never seen these models from Chopard before
thanks for sharing my friend The perpetual calendar looks very elegant Cheers Robin
Thanks for your appreciation Robin!
It\'s been a journey of discovery for me, too Relatively hard to find stuff on pre-LUC Chopard online, apart from MTFs lovingly put together 10 part series here.
Gorgeous
Those really are finger-licking good, I especially like the first one in the batch. I have a question though (and forgive me if it's a dumb one). In the right-hand sub-dial, I see the month register, but I can't see what the 1,2,3,4 inner dial indicates -...
It's the year :)
4 being a leap year, where a perpetual calendar needs to add the 29th of February. Thanks for viewing and glad you like them