New Release
Kong provides an exclusive first look at Chopard's 2012 Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Chronographs, coinciding with the bi-yearly race. This post offers a detailed visual and textual overview of the two new models, highlighting Chopard's role as the official timekeeper. Readers gain insight into the design choices, materials, and movements of these automotive-inspired chronographs, setting the stage for community feedback on their aesthetics.
I like the colors of the steel better, but there is just too much going on on that dial for me.... A
it may work if the grey band from 9H to 3H and the intermediate half-minute markers in the 12-hour totaliser are removed. What's your thought, A? Kong
Drop the subdials at 9 AND 12, extend the strips across and add a minute-totalizer hand under the sweep second (like lemania 5100) or make the 6 o'clock subdial a 2-hand one (like the new IWC chrono movement) a
That may happen for the L.U.C range as it will be a new movement. From aesthetic, I can visualise it to be pleasant and less cluttered. Thanks A. Kong
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