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Chopard Skeleton Dress watch With box

Chopard Skeleton Dress watch With box

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Item number 689
brand Chopard
Reference Number 1207
Year of manufacture 1980 (approximately)
condition

Although there are minor scratches that cannot be felt by touch, the product shows almost no signs of use.

Accessories etc. Original box included, no original papers
sex Men's Watches/Unisex
location Japan, Osaka
Shipping days In-stock items
Movement
Winding Manual winding
Caliber
Base Caliber
Number of jewel bearings
case
Case material YG
diameter

30mm

waterproof
Bezel Material
Glass
dial skeleton
Dial numbers
watch strap
Belt material leather
Belt color
buckle
Buckle Material
special features
Date display
others

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Product Description
Born in the late 20th century, at the height of Swiss skeleton artistry,
This exceptional Chopard represents a singularly refined expression of the independent engraving tradition that flourished between the 1970s and 1990s.
Far removed from mass-produced open-worked watches,
the entire movement has been re-imagined through meticulous hand craftsmanship.
Densely executed floral engraving, carefully sculpted bridge architecture,
and a warm gilt structural composition together reveal a skeletonization conceived not merely to expose mechanics,
but to function as a work of visual art.
Despite its elegant 30 mm case, the watch conveys a presence far greater than its dimensions suggest.
The visual openness of the skeletonized movement, the brilliance of the diamond-set bezel,
and the architectural balance of the engraved bridges eliminate any sense of smallness,
allowing the piece to wear with quiet confidence and refined authority on the wrist.
The calm tension of classical blued steel hands completes the composition,
achieving a harmonious dialogue between jeweled radiance and mechanical dignity.
Such labor-intensive, fully hand-engraved skeleton work is now rarely produced in the modern era.
For that reason, this piece stands as a surviving legacy to the golden age of independent Swiss engraving—
serene, luxurious, and profoundly collectible.
A truly special collector's watch,
where the elegance of Chopard meets
the pinnacle of traditional skeleton craftsmanship.