Soyuz
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Thanks for your interest
Dear kolosstt
You're right.
This is an forgotten reference an I don't know why Chopard hasn't bet on that piece with better advert campaign. It has nothing to envy to similar competitors (RO or GP Laureato, or Zenith El Primero...For example). That piece (Born in latest 90 / early 2000s) deserve to be disclosed to the watch enthusiast's world.
Thanks for appreciate it.
Cheers
Andrea
Introducing LUC Chopard St Moritz Chronograph Ref.8386 Blue Dial 38mm cal.1185
Hi there. It has been a long time from my last post...I spent a lot of time choosing my new one I was looking for a new chronograph, something that satisfied me... after many years of collection it's getting more complicated... During my life of watches e...
Thanks for this great review of a very cool watch!
Been looking at one of these for a while, so your review has been very helpful. Definitely an interesting piece
Love the depth of the dial!
Multi-level dials can make or break a piece IMO. Chopard has done a nice job by varying the depth in different areas. I like the shape of the bezel though I'm not sure how I feel about the paired screws. Chopard is between a rock and a hard place on this ...
Chopard St Moritz Chronograph
Thanks for appreciate it. Screws layout is cool IMHO. And I love the effect of Polished screws heads inside the brushed bezel. It remember too an evolution of the Breitling "Knights" on chronomat bezels...
Thank you for this story and big congratulations for this new Chopard
You’re absolutely right about it. I remember I saw mainly of them in white and not with a chrono function. Yours is in really good state. Great find after such a hunt. Enjoy and wear it in the best of your health. Best wishes Alkiro
Rare indeed
Soyuz, That is a rare watch. I've not seen one in real life before. Thanks for showing. It's in good condition probably because it was in Japan and was not a daily wearer. I'm interviewing the St. Moritz project manager tomorrow and will find out more. Re...
Thanks
Many thanks for appreciate it and your interest. Looking forward to have your updates!
A very wise move
Dear Andrea, this is one of my favorite watches and I am so happy that you post it. I have to admit that I never had the chance to handle one, but the online pictures make it to the favorite it is to me. Your wirst shots are something unique that you can ...
Thanks for your interest
Dear kolosstt You're right. This is an forgotten reference an I don't know why Chopard hasn't bet on that piece with better advert campaign. It has nothing to envy to similar competitors (RO or GP Laureato, or Zenith El Primero...For example). That piece ...
So rare.... but I remember this and still love it.
Bezel design is a bit unusual for Chopard L.U.C, but symmetry screw heads are perfectly aligned. Aesthetically superb watch.... Thanks for sharing! Ken
Information from Chopard: St Moritz design was entirely in-house and NOT by Gerald Genta
Soyuz, I spoke with the original project manager of the St Moritz watch design team today. He said that the original St Moritz design is in-house Chopard in origin and that the late Gerald Genta was not involved. Chopard St Moritz The original shape was a...
Thanks MTF...
For that precious information. I'm so happy to have that certain updates about that stunning timepiece. I'm going to write an Italian version to that introduction and your help is very important. If you can find other informations about my specific refere...