TomKxx
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Thanks for the advise. The screws direction isn’t any bother by any mean. The watch wore nicely on my 7” wrist despite its rather short lug to lug length. An excellent sport piece [nt]
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Chopard Alpine Eagle (VCO G1 (42042) photo as bonus)
Visited a friendly Chopard AD today to try out their latest release of Alpine Eagle. Initially I was drawn to the blue dial but the grey dial 41mm case caught my attention. The greyish silver dial with the texture is an absolute feast for my eyes. The whi...
On the fourth picture we see...
...that the customer gets a "Chopard"-Tattoo for free when buying!
I've tried these on as well. Very nice!
The screw directions are meant to be in the direction tangent to the case periphery.
Hi mate, about your complaint on the screws, ...
... I read they follow exactly the round of the bezel, and Chopard made an explicit point on this since their are true screws and not on the Royal Oak So the final point when you turn each screw is meant to be in the exact place it should be (apologize my...
Is it a true L.U.C movement?
Doesn't look like a true L.U.C movement to me from the photos I've seen so far. Finishing doesn't seem to be as high as a typical L.U.C movement.
L.U.C is the special higher end Chopard movement with higher level finishing.
L.U.C doesn't represent in-house movement. There are Chopard in-house movements that are not L.U.C pieces. Not all Chopard movements with COSC certification are necessarily L.U.C movements neither. Looking at the movement of this piece, it's highly likely...
Hi Patrick, it’s a 01.01C movement based on Fleurier Ebauches, not the famous Calibre 96 base.
Could this be the same as VC 56 basic ?
