Chopard Alpine Eagle

Alpine Eagle is a line of sports watches with integrated bracelets from the Swiss brand Chopard. It was introduced in 2019 as a new interpretation of the St. Moritz — Chopard's first sports watch, created in 1980 by Karl-Friedrich Scheufele. He worked on the new line together with his son Karl-Fritz.

The design of the Chopard Alpine Eagle is ‘sporty chic’ — according to the brand, inspired by the Alps and the eagle. Besides three-hand watches, the Alpine Eagle collection includes a chronograph, a micro-rotor model and the high-frequency Cadence 8HF. The main material is the brand's own Lucent Steel; there are also versions in ethical rose gold, in titanium, and two-tone versions combining Lucent Steel with rose or yellow gold. The easiest way to choose is by case size, then by material and movement.

Each product page lists the reference, calibre, case material and size, water resistance and power reserve.