Spencer Karrington
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I do not think the finishing is the same grade as those of the masters of finishing like Vari, Roger W. smith, Credor Etchi, philipe dufour... but.....
It is an amazing watch and I think that Chopard makes some of the most interesting and unique in house watches. So I think you should totally buy it as it is a bit more of an unusual choice, the company is family owned, and they make some amazing movements. The finishing, I think, is just as good as a Patek Phillipe and Montblanc (for their miderange/cheaper models) and the movement architecture is really amazing. Again, one of my faviorite watch brands. Here is an article I think you might find interesting deployant.com
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Finishing on Chopard 1.010?
Hey guys, I am facing ta great opportunity of purchasing a pre-owned Chopard 1937 in Rose Gold for a great price, but unfortunately I don't have the opportunity to see the watch in person, as I live in Brazil, at a city that has nothing close to a Chopard...
Finishing will be well above par, but it won’t be as finished as the more expensive and complicated L.U.C.s
A n older thread that may help
I do not think the finishing is the same grade as those of the masters of finishing like Vari, Roger W. smith, Credor Etchi, philipe dufour... but.....
It is an amazing watch and I think that Chopard makes some of the most interesting and unique in house watches. So I think you should totally buy it as it is a bit more of an unusual choice, the company is family owned, and they make some amazing movement...