And the reason why I have not left a store with a Tudor so far. They make great watches, no question but as my start has also been with a Chopard (the LUC Chrono One) and I then added some GS pieces straight after, I always questioned when and whether I w

Glad to see that Chopard has also now announced a blue version of this beautiful sector dial. This is a watch,that in my opinion strikes a perfect balance between elegance and casual. Best, Gerard

For me this type of dial and hands from Chopard look the best and are my favourite they really remind me of my Chopard L.U.C Sport 2000 which has the same style as this watch although maybe not as good a movement as this 1860. Marc

One of our favourite sector-dial dress watches returns in striking blue.

A delectable combination of salmon and titanium for Chopard’s crystal clear chimes.

Yes, it's an update, but it is lovely as well. More at: https://deployant.com/wwg26-highlights-from-the-new-offerings-from-chopard/ Article includes an Alpine Eagle dial variation... Deployant

But I still don't like the balance wheel bridge very much. And I don't understand the lack of consistency: why some sharp outward angles on the ratchet wheel bridge and note on the upper and lower ones? I'm perplexed...

Especially since the flying barrel solution for maintaining the slim profile is excellent. However what explains my measured enthusiasm is, firstly, that I find automatic movements rather unexciting. Furthermore, excellent movements with micro-rotors alre

Watches and Wonders 2026 is off to a roaring start! We're celebrating THREE big anniversaries; 100 years of Rolex Oyster, 50 years of Patek Philippe Nautilus, and 30 years of the Vacheron Constantin Overseas! What an important year! We also have some real

who celebrate!