Chopard

The Mille Miglia race celebrates its 90th anniversary and Chopard, as a major partner of the event could not miss the opportunity to celebrate this venerable milestone. Contrary to common beliefs, the race, as it is configured nowadays, is not a pleasant ...  

About the watch, I fully agree the exclusion of the date is the proper design decision. As for the size, I feel I can wear it OK, but it would have been easy to reduce it 2-3mm by simply streamlining the inner tachymeter. I see how this wide ring echoes t... 

From my experiences, 44mm Chopard watches fit my skinny wrist nicely, due to the design of case shape and lugs. I guess 46mm will not be too "off".

An it is a thoroughly appealing watch - the second one with this movement without the date (only the Purist one before lacked it - the regular 1963 had it). If I had one wish it would be for a smaller case. The movement fits perfectly fine into a 42mm cas... 

FrX, Thanks for the on-wrist review in your own time. It's too busy at Baselworld to get much time with each watch. Actually this manual wind dateless chronograph movement is more exclusive than we think. The regular rose gold L.U.C 1963 Chrono was powere...  

When this watch was announced, I was pretty excited to see this model in this previous metal but most of all with this movement. All in all a true example to commemorate this 90th anniversary. While I like the idea of having such marvel as movement in thi...