Kong
[Moderator]
7855
Hal, you've already done your homework well...
Indeed Chopard L.U.C still adheres to its core values though moving some of its aesthetic to more contemporary.
For the WG witih white dial, the variations are the one you've seen (black hour & minute rings) and the picture I showed (which could be still available, if you would like it, let Chopard or your AD knows).
Please keep us posted of your decision : will it be this piece 'Watch Of The Year in 2004', a COSC chronometer with a Poincon de Geneve hallmark or the ALS. Thanks.
Happy New Year!
Kong
This or That? Opinions solicited.
Chopard Regulator WG (original model) or Lange Moonphase PG (silver dial) or Lange 1 Soiree WG (MOP dial). Please help me narrow this down.
Functions and differences aside....
just taking you up on your 3 choices literally .....I will pick the Lange 1 soiree wg . The MOP dial is wonderfully detailed and that beats the moonphase imo. The chopard is nice too but just have a touch too many things going on on the dial and loses out...
Would like to ask you a question another way round :-)
Your short-listed are 2 ALS & 1 L.U.C. Besides similar price range, what draws you to L.U.C Quattro Régulateur ? Kong PS : For me, a couple of points which are attractive : 1) heritage.... check out the origin of Régulateur...during ancient time as THE Re...
Hi Kong. I have always admired the Chopard LUC series
of watches ever since the original 1860 was released. The idea of original high quality movements together with a traditional commitment to fine finish and quality was very attractive. I was also drawn to the classical look of the early watches. Now,of co...
Hal, you've already done your homework well...
Indeed Chopard L.U.C still adheres to its core values though moving some of its aesthetic to more contemporary. For the WG witih white dial, the variations are the one you've seen (black hour & minute rings) and the picture I showed (which could be still ...