Wartungsarbeiten » Chopard Watch Alpine Eagle 298600-3001 41mm

Alpine Eagle now also includes a 36mm women's model, which is also quite fitting. While noticeably more refined than its siblings, the Alpine Eagle Small is equally dominant on the wrist. Currently, this model is only available in Lucent Steel, but there is an option to upgrade it to a gem-set bezel version.

Last but not least, given the sophistication of its sport inspiration, the XL Chrono is a perfect fit for the Alpine Eagle, a collection inspired by the mountain outdoors and its namesake Raptor. For this watch, Chopard uses the Calibre 03.05-C, a COSC-certified automatic flyback chronograph movement with a 60-hour power reserve. The engine is equipped with a column wheel, a component found in high-end chronographs that contributes to the smooth start of the chronograph mechanism, and a Variner balance wheel that improves stability at the rate of movement.

Externally, the oversized case and three-hole dial add a sportier dimension to the time-only model that debuted last year, highlighted by subtle red accents on the accumulator hands and a tachymeter scale that wraps around its circumference up to this point. Macho and rich, this is a tailored look for the Alpine Eagle.

The XL Chrono once again embodies all the unique characteristics of the Alpine Eagle that have been established with the launch of the collection. The porthole-style case and bracelet with ingot-type links remain an integral part of the aesthetic, as are the textured dials reminiscent of an eagle iris, the hands reminiscent of feathers, and the alternating polished and matte finishes inspired by the glacier .

Currently, customers can choose from the XL Chrono in Chopard's proprietary Lucent A223 steel, as well as a bimetallic version in Lucent steel and ethical rose gold. Both versions will feel their presence on the wrist, but it must be said that if you want a watch to bend, the steel and gold versions are better.