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If you want a very dressy dress watch, the Chopard I think.
if you want something that’s a bit on the sporty side of the spectrum, the Habring.
The Chopard’s gold case and lack of a seconds hand make it dressy, dressy, dressy. Also, I believe that the applied numerals on this model have a curved cross section, bottom to top, which feature adds a subtle but very attractive play of light.
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An intriguing comparison...
So here are two watches. They do not represent an "apples to apples" comparison. But for my money they do represent one of the modern watch-buyer's dilemmas. On the one hand the choice might be as easy as "What's more important to you?" On the other, ther...
Hard to say. In white metal, I would say the Chopard. As it is, I would say the Habring. Why? Because I find the Chopard exquisite, and I know they care for the details a lot,
Especially in the decoration of the movement. Best, Nicolas
Many thanks. Interesting analysis. I was thinking the Chopard's elegance (not that its competitor isn't handsomely spare) would get the better of Habring's complication. But not so
entrancing in the rose gold. Fascinating to learn from the eyes of the experienced. ;-) (Sending you a PM)
If you want a very dressy dress watch, the Chopard I think.
if you want something that’s a bit on the sporty side of the spectrum, the Habring. The Chopard’s gold case and lack of a seconds hand make it dressy, dressy, dressy. Also, I believe that the applied numerals on this model have a curved cross section, bot...
I would definitely go for the Chopard.
At that price point you can hardly get a better finished watch.