Alpine Eagle titanium
This one caught my eye. I like the minimal openworking. Not like a full openworked movement ala AP or Parmigiani.
Photos from Chopard website:
Nice contrast between hands and background...
...which most open-work designs fail to provide...
Agreed. They could have done so much more with this and it could have been a big win.
Was just about to say it takes the Skeletec approach
Which I in principle like but not sure that I would prefer this to the other dials in the AE 🧐🤷🏻♂️
I was really looking forward to this one, but I am underwhelmed. I wish they would have done something more in the line of the Laureato Skeleton for example
Am the same my friend and before I saw it I thought it would join the Eagles I have but a big mis.
If only the balance wheel is in the front or visible, see through from dial..then it will be awesome.
Your nest is already well packed!!
It will need to be a special Eagle to get in there 
Yes I saw it last night and it’s very beautiful…a much better job on the skeleton design IMHO
The concept got my attention …
Especially the slim case, however it’s a good example of why watches generally have dials.
It’s really surprising they could not do better here. They had a chance to further solidify the popularity of this collection and position in the market
It does feel a bit like making a skeleton just for the sake of doing so.
I wonder what they would come up with if they did apply a real openwork method to the movement parts and not just the plates.
Really bad imo
Low effort skeletons look really rough to me. I like the closed dial variant of this watch a lot but this does nothing for me.
really not nice 🙅🏻♂️seems broken
the skeletonisation is too superficial, they should have sticked with special dials with the gorgeous eagle feather pattern.
