-Specifications

-Description

Chopard is a luxury watch and jewelry brand founded in 1860 in Sonvilier in the Swiss Jura.

Although it has a strong image of high jewelry, it is a watch brand that focused on producing ultra-thin pocket watches.

Since its establishment, the brand has been independently managed by family and has established its position with its outstanding technology and rich creativity.

This is reference 16/2248, a piece from the Classic Collection from the 1990s.

A self-winding neo-vintage with a small second, date and power reserve display on the tonneau case.

The case material is 18K rose gold. It has a more reddish tone than yellow gold, making it look more subdued and blends well with the skin.

The size is 32.5mm at the widest part, and I don't think it's too big.

The crown is set with a cabochon-cut sapphire.

The dial is a combination of a grey-silver Roman dial with sunray finish and cream guilloche inside. The design is similar to Breguet Classique.

The design that the power reserve indicator at the 3 o'clock position protrudes is very characteristic.

The hour and minute hands are blued steel Breguet hands with rose gold hands on the subdials.

If you look closely, you will notice that the sub-seconds hand and the date hand are different in shape.

In addition, the power reserve indicator and the date subdial are processed differently.

The movement is a automatic Cal.9644. The movement is based on Frédérique Piguet.

Genuine Chopard rose gold buckle is included.