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Chopard Imperiale Silver Toned Mother of Pearl Dial Men's Watch 388531-6005

I purchased this Chopard Imperiale watch because I thought since it was advertised as water resistant to 3 ATM that it could be taken in the shower or in the pool. The instructions that actually came with the watch warn against such use. I would not have bought the watch had I known and would have opted for a diving watch instead.

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Review by cyrus wagel, From France Orgeval

Chopard G.P.M.H. Power Control Rose Gold Titanium Men's Watch 168569-9001

Just purchased this Chopard G.P.M.H. watch and it looks amazing. Very stylish and elegant. You can dress it up and dress it down at the same time. It's very light for a ceramic watch. Love it!

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Review by Kathi W, From USA Moorpark

Chopard Mille Miglia Chronograph Black Dial 18 Carat Rose Gold Automatic Men's Watch 158511-6002

This Chopard Mille Miglia Chronograph Black Dial 18 Carat Rose Gold Automatic Men's 158511-6002 watch is so striking. I bought the white and the black. They are both lovely and very comfortable to wear. I love the green stones in the white one as emerald is my birthstone but the black watch is a perfect evening out watch.

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Review by Camille, From USA Mount Prospect

The model is a chronograph featuring a design vividly reflecting the spirit of the legendary race after which it is named: it is also vintage, sophisticated, and distinctively Italian.

The has a red tachometric scale and hands, that blend perfectly with the white dial and green minute circle, it flies the colours of the nation's flag. The usual strap made in rubber with a 1960s Dunlop racing tyre-tread motif has been replaced by a version in overstitched Barenia calfskin reminiscent of the bonnet straps on the most venerable participants in the race. The red arrow-shaped Mille Miglia logo appears on the dial as well as on the sapphire crystal case-back.

The contemporary watch is thus dominated by vintage detailing.The slender cursive dial fonts are inspired by the 1920s. The lugs holding the strap are soldered rather than screwed in. Radiating an undeniably masculine aura, this limited edition of 2014 pieces in steel and 250 pieces in rose gold all feature reasonable dimensions. At 42 mm in diameter and 12.30 mm thick, this is a watch that is discreet in both size and spirit.

is equipped with a self-winding chronograph movement. Chopard ensures its performances by submitting all its movements to the COSC (Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute) which guarantee their precision.

For the past 25 years, Chopard has faithfully partnered the Mille Miglia race. This constancy testifies to the close ties between the Geneva-based House and the world of motor sports. The entirely redesigned GMT chronograph celebrating the 2013 edition of "la corsa più belle del mondo" is a nod to the design of historical racing cars. Ergonomic, functional and sophisticated, the Mille Miglia 2013 is a limited edition that has racing in its genes and in its gear trains.
For Chopard, the Mille Miglia is a family adventure. Chopard's Co-President Karl-Friedrich Scheufele is a collector of historical cars and a keen competitor in classic rallies. He enlists his own vehicles in this legendary race and drives them himself, alternatively accompanied by his wife or his good friend Jacky Ickx as co-driver. His father, Karl Scheufele III, Honorary President of Chopard, also regularly takes part in the competition. This personal connection between the brand and one of the most well-known historical car races in the world dates back to 1988. It was then that Chopard became a partner of the event, a role it has maintained ever since and to which it has since become that of official timekeeper. From May 16th to 19th 2013 and for the 25th consecutive time, Chopard will be present in and around what the organisers proudly name "the most beautiful race in the world".
A chronograph for the race
Raced from 1927 to 1961 as a speed trial on open roads, the Mille Miglia has now become a rally. There is no longer any question of racing to and fro across Northern Italy in less than 20 hours. Instead, the event lasts three days. Nonetheless, it is not just a joy ride. The racing is competitive, the route is sinuous and the cars are every bit as powerful and capricious as one expects from such proud historical models. Only cars having taken part in the original race formula are entitled to compete. The teams can rely only on their driving skills, the indications provided in their road-book, as well as their time measuring instrument. The Mille Miglia 2013 chronograph is designed to play a key role in the race, in the same way as a car engine or a suspension system, and definitely not merely a walk-on part.
 

Optimal ergonomics and concern for detail
In terms of substance, this Mille Miglia 2013 is a self-winding chronograph featuring a 24-hour dual-time indication and a date display. In formal terms, it is a tribute to motor sports in general and to the race itself. Now entirely redesigned, it also testifies to the extreme concern for detail that Chopard displays in each of its timepieces. The 42.8 mm-diameter case of the Mille Miglia 2013 is topped by a generous 44 mm bezel, an ingenious association that preserves the imposing presence of the watch while making it a more comfortable fit on even the slimmest wrists. This quest for optimal ergonomics had also led to revamping the lugs that are now short and tapering so as to secure the watch more firmly to the wrist. The mushroom-shaped chronograph pushers enable smooth handling thanks to the nonslip knurled grid pattern on their surface ensuring a firm grip. Finally, the rubber strap with the 1960's Dunlop racing-tyre motif is integrated with the case for a more flowing look and feel.
Optimal readability
The dial of the Mille Miglia 2013 chronograph focuses on readability. The red sweep seconds hand is tipped with white to make it stand out. The light grey chronograph counters make a striking contrast with the rest of the anthracite grey dial. They provide a second level of functional read-off, detached from the rest of the dial and its information. The tachometric scale appears on the bezel, while the dual-time reading is positioned on the dial between the hour-markers. Another distinctive feature is the date that is now shown in the red arrow that has become the race logo, inherited from the signposts that enabled competitors to find their way from Brescia to Rome and back. This shape is also echoed on the hour-markers, which, along with the hands are enhanced with Superluminova to ensure the watch can be read at night inside a classic Maserati or Porsche.
The colour symbolising Italy's passion for automobiles is the chromatic theme of the Mille Miglia 2013 chronograph. This vibrant red shade frames the inner bezel ring, surrounds the counters and adorns the chronograph hands. The inimitable colour of racing, of adrenalin and of Italian gentlemen drivers, it sums up the warmth and depth of the close ties binding Chopard to the world of motor sports.
 

To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the "Poinçon de Geneve" quality hallmark, Chopard unveils a limited edition of its L.U.C XPS model enhanced with a date window. Through this ultra-thin model meeting all the criteria of the "Poinçon de Geneve", the Manufacture is proud to be perpetuating a significant watchmaking tradition. 

Since 1886, the "Poinçon de Geneve" guarantees an exceptional standard of quality by requiring all manufacturers wishing to stamp it on their movements to duly perfect all the parts composing such calibres. It thereby ensures a high level of precision while perpetuating hand craftsmanship skills. 2011 marks the 125th anniversary of this Genevan horological institution. On this landmark occasion, Chopard Manufacture, which since 1996 has seen a substantial proportion of its movements earn the "Poinçon de Geneve", presents an 18-carat rose gold commemorative L.U.C XPS model in a 125-piece limited edition. 

Elegant design and approved quality

To power this L.U.C XPS, the watchmakers of Chopard Manufacture have equipped it with the in-house made L.U.C Calibre 96.01-L (L.U.C 1.96). This choice has enabled them to achieve the feat of accommodating within an ultra-thin case a self-winding movement fitted with two barrels ensuring a 65-hour power reserve and driving central hour and minute hands along with small seconds at 6 o'clock and the date at 3 o'clock.

This 18-carat rose gold timepiece with its pure and dynamic lines features a chocolate-brown sunburst satin-brushed dial bearing the "Poinçon de Geneve" logo at 12 o'clock. Its elegance is accentuated by its Gold-toned hands echoing the remarkably restrained hour-markers. Fully compliant with all the "Poinçon de Geneve" criteria, the L.U.C 96.01-L (L.U.C 1.96) movement and its bridges adorned with "Côtes de Geneve" may be admired through the sapphire crystal case-back. The L.U.C XPS - Poinçon de Geneve 125th Anniversary Edition is also certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC). Embodying a subtle blend of aesthetic appeal and technical refinement, this commemorative edition symbolises Chopard's deep-felt attachment to watchmaking tradition. 

125 years of high demands in the field of horological quality

For 125 years, the "Poinçon de Geneve" quality hallmark has been guaranteeing the exceptional quality of the movements and additional mechanisms of watches made by manufacturers established in the canton. Instituted by a cantonal law, it requires strict respect for various criteria governing the precision and reliability of the watches as well as the beauty and polish of the mechanism. Thus, from the making of the parts to the finishing of the components, as well as the nature of the materials, the construction and assembly of the calibre, the criteria that must be met call for a level of authentic expertise such that only a handful of brands are able to obtain it for their movements. For its 125th anniversary, the venerable watchmaking institution is presenting an evolved version of the evaluation criteria governing its label of quality.