I have been a fan of the Mille Miglia for years, having looked at several chronograph versions many times. Due to my aging eyes these days, I have come appreciate more plain and simple dials that I can tell the time at a glance. And this model wins hands
It’s been a long time since I’ve went looking at watches. My friend and watch buddy Andrea invited me to his new workplace at Chopard to view the beauties. I spotted quite a few rarities there. If times recover for me, I’m highly tempted to get a 8 Hertz
The difficulty I have with Chopard is to know where they stand. From rather simple, motorsport watches which are a bit stereotypical (but they sell well I guess, which is good for a family owned business) to some attempts to high level horology. A bit har
Many of us don't want to think about the year 2020, but at least Chopard is giving me the opportunity to do so in a positive way with the Mille Miglia 2020 Race Edition Chronograph. While my tastes run much more towards the manufacture's LUC collection, I
High horology, the height of the case 😀. I have also a huge watch, a pilot watch, so i am careful with that Longines. It is a Lindbergh, almost a pocket watch. But let’s talk about Chopard. I like what they do, i see pictures of models. The racer mille mi
Where the case tapers to the integrated bracelet down to the non-Maltese cross links reminds me of the first series VC Overseas. The case shape is pre-Biver Hublot ("Hublot Classic") .. Of course, with those screws, it could be from any of the ones who po