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Chopard LUC Perpetual Twin. Thoughts?
Anyone with hands on experience with this reference? It caught my eye and now I may be considering it! Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts or opinion about this watch. I was not looking for a PC but i am drawn by the casual/chic/sporty vibe of this dial which I could wear equally well at the office or on the weekend. Its a bit large at 42mm but that does not bother me...
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Chopard LUC Perpetual Twin. Thoughts?
Anyone with hands on experience with this reference? It caught my eye and now I may be considering it! Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts or opinion about this watch. I was not looking for a PC but i am drawn by the casual/chic/sporty vibe of thi...
'Days, months, seconds' kill it for me...
...I bought the watch, I know how it works : )
Too bad there wasn't room to label Leap!
I love that watch, and the labels don’t bother me. There are various colors and dial designs: But you can’t get away from the labels unless you go to the chrono / moon version. Cazalea ...
The golden dial cronotempVs version is 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
But probably quite hard to pry if off the wrist of one of the owners ��
Beautiful piece
Agree with the comment above to the extent that it would be better if months days and seconds weren't there. Very attractive nevertheless.
The writing kills it for me...but the small movement would be the other reason it doesn't appeal to me...
...everything is squished together.
Very nice
Do not take the comments too serious. I know you adore the watch, and i like the watch too. Sure, the labels are prominent on the dial, but as the watch world is not ugly with printing words all over watches. Chopard is not a different. If labels are too ...
hahaha
Giving encouragement. Our friends are honest explain their taste. That said, i have not any watch in my collection with too much wording, but on one of my watches Inca Block printed under the brand name. But many here have a watch with the words superlati...
I’m personally not very fond of this model because
the case is too big and bulky (at least for my wrist) and the caliber, which is a non-Geneva seal version of the 96, really looks too small in the 43mm case imo. If you want to see some nice wrist shots, check the account of @watch_lover85 on Instagram : ...
And, surprisingly, both are very close in price!
As you’ve understood I would personally pick the Quattro, because of the white gold case vs steel, the 8,84mm thickness vs 11,47mm, the Geneva seal caliber and 50 pieces limited edition, but the Perpetual twin is very nice too! And the wording point...
I think it's a beautiful watch. Now I said it.
The size is fine IMO if your wrist can handle it. I like to know that I am wearing a watch on my wrist and can see the time. The wording doesn't bother me, and as long as it runs properly, I don't care about movement size. For the most part, we look at th...
It’s a very nice PC…
And in spite of its size, it’s a relatively current generation Chopard with short lugs, meaning it will wear well even on smaller wrists ������