Review
Pour le Mérite introduces the Chopard Alpine Eagle, a new sports watch collection that pays homage to the brand's 1980s St. Moritz line. This article delves into the initial reception and design elements of the Alpine Eagle, exploring how it resonates with collectors and its place within the competitive luxury sports watch segment. Pour le Mérite's post provides key specifications and initial impressions, setting the stage for community discussion.
A german member spotted a window display case in Zurich and then proceeded to do some research and found the article.
The rest, I'll need to see in person. I didn't expect a bracelet so outwardly similar to the first generation Vacheron Overseas. This watch is less likely to be compared to the 1980s St. Moritz than one or two haut-de-gamme steel models (one in particular) currently driving this manic trend. Best, Tim
Having set the stage, I have to say I’m liking the new version. It’s obviously going to get a certain amount of flak about the various styling cues it has “copied”. Can’t help but think even at the price point, the movement bridges are looking a bit too plain and ordinary. Dial and appliqué look superb, nonetheless.
Looks like the 15202 and the 5711, had a baby....
Same copycat watches all over again, blue dial still case . Cliche ! . I get that a “sports “ watch has to meet certain criteria but come on .... Okay , I’m just thinking loud.
Only few that are critical towards it. Some brands get flagged for it while others get extremely praised. Blancpain *cough cough“
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