
Emmanuel, known as quattro on WatchProSite, provides an exclusive first look at three new Chopard Alpine Eagle models. His live photographs and detailed specifications offer the community an invaluable early perspective on these significant additions to the collection, highlighting Chopard's ongoing commitment to horological innovation and design within the integrated bracelet sports watch segment.










But I'm really glad to see that the limited edition with that special black dial is indeed far more legible in these photos compared to the first photo we saw. Marc
I know everyone will clamor for the black model. I'll never understand why companies add a date on an all black watch. This model would be much better without out a date. But the dial color on the tourby... yum!
I'm surprised they put a central seconds on the platinum time only variant. As that 96 series movement was designed to have a sub seconds dial. This is my favorite release from Chopard this year. Being platinum, it's probably going to be expensive, and I'm happy with my steel Chopard. I really like the Chopard steel! It's shinier than normal steel, looks like palladium, and it's whiter than most steel and white gold - both of those have a gray tinge. Chopard's Lucent steel looks like it's a rhod
I already liked the previous darker blue Alpine Eagle Tourbillon. And the platinum version is quite beautiful too, imo. Cheers, Emmanuel
and I like it that there's no small seconds to disrupt the iris pattern, like in the XPS. But it isn't my favorite release from Chopard: I personally like the Quattro Mark IV or Heritage EHG Moon 122 better. Or the new Full Strike Revelation. Cheers, Emmanuel
The Striking watch is something that is of interest to me. Need to spend more time with it! And see how I like winding it. I generally prefer Minute Repeaters that get their power from the slide, not push button ones. Slide-activation is generally more reliable.
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