Chopard

Well, no, not really, but MTF's Valentine's day post made me realize I hadn't taken a good look at my own 1937 lately. So I put it in the light tent to see what I could see. Yup, there's the handsome dial side I have grown to love. Simple, bold Romans, an...  

And your report and pictures show some of them. If I may add, the quick service turnaround and generally good service experience is important for a brand playing in the major league and here Chopard excels, too. And they have launched more in house moveme... 

But definitely heightens your brand loyalty when it comes to subsequent purchases. It is an investment into a customer relationship long term - in itself a signal that the brand is committed and serious

but the few you listed up has been convincing enough!

Hope to see some nice additions=) J

... but am just a simple person ... standing in the line.

I well remember the appeal when I handled this reference. Difficult to believe that this is barely an entrance model. It\'s because of the accessibility that I\'m thinking about the different references of the 1937 repeatedly from time to time. My summary... 

Kolosstt, Chopard calls these hands "Dauphine-fusée." They're multi-faceted and I am a fan. I like your characterization of the movement finishing, with which I wholeheartedly agree. Agree, too, that from a distance, there is not much to draw one to this ... 

An entry level Chopard LUC movement?? That is absolutely gorgeous and nothing like entry level to me! I am impressed I must say Cheers Robin

"This is the point of entry for Chopard, and it exceeds what are sold as much higher end movements from many manufactures" Your above statement when referring to the fine movement finishing hits the nail on the head; I couldn't have said it better myself....