Chopard

The bracelet is quite a work of art 😍 ...  

and very fluid a bit like rolling mountains in Switzerland

My better half didn’t think the watch was special enough 🤣 I might pop back alone later

The movement is too small (21 mm caliber), which looks odd with sapphire crystal and Chopard knows that, thats why they put a thick ring surrounding the movement to make it look bigger than it is. The new Alpine Eagle Cadence HF 8 hz has different dial, t... 

…add something distinctive. First: this is a great watch and I’m pleased to see people discussing it positively. When first released I think a lot of folk were taken aback. I have the large blue dial - and Mrs E has the small blue dial. (No, we don’t usua... 

And something that separate the Eagle from other ever-popular steel integrated bracelet watch. I wish the Eagle succeed, so Chopard sees reasonable financial reason to release another size which is 38 or 39 mm, with caliber 01.01 C like in the 41 mm versi... 

Lucent Steel (not precious metal!) Mid-size case (as you say, 38 or 39mm) Salmon or black dial, with the four Roman numerals and perhaps a finer minute track on the rehaut Two hands only No date LUC 1.96 (whatever the current number of the movement is - 9... 

I am not sure if movement with micro rotor is suitable for a sport watch, in terms of robustness and durability from shocks etc. For me, as long as the movement can fill the case nicely , is ok. If the movement too small, cover it with solid caseback, the... 

That watch has a micro-rotor… Point of this proposed version would be as a thinner version with an emphasis less on sports and more on elegance. It would be a Chopard version of a 15202, or akin to the non-discontinued VC OS ultra-thin (which was unfortun... 

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Lucent steel A223 should be the one that Chopard use on every sport model. It is just very nice glowing.

But thanks 😊

I was at the AD and try out this surprising nice piece ...  

I was sceptical when it came out but changed my mind in favour