Any love for the Chopard Mille Miglia?
This is a 2001 competitor edition. That means it was gifted to competitor 56 in the 2001 race as part of their race pack.
I love the black rubber tyre tread strap. The quality is good - some finishing on the movement and nice details on the dial (such as the pearlage under the black.)
Does anyone have any love for these? Or are they a bit too 1990s / 2000s?
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Justin
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This looks good! Not too 90s/00s.
Love the tire tread strap!
I’ve sold them before. The brand isn’t for me, I find them extremely overpriced, and non-innovative.
I’ve sold them before. The brand isn’t for me, I find them extremely overpriced, and non-innovative.
Maybe overpriced at retail but quite nice prices used - eg this was only £1,700..
Maybe overpriced at retail but quite nice prices used - eg this was only £1,700..
Your right I am pretty sure at retail the current model runs around $8,800.
All the love
I dont wear mine often but I like it..
Chopard, along with Longines, Raymond Well and others often get overlooked.
Love this reference from Chopard. The Valjoux 7750 is not my favorite chronograph movement, but the watch has great racing style.
Looks like a classic to me 👍
I love the Dunlap tire tread strap is one of the best things about the Mille Miglia/Classic Racing line; they just doesn’t look as good on anything else.
I personally hate when subdials eat numerals, so that watch isn’t for me, but that’s a ‘me’ problem, not a ‘you’ problem. It doesn’t keep the watch from being great.
Yes; the MM GTS model is possibly my grail watch, albeit the new one
2022 MM LE
Yes - definitely love the Chopard Mille Miglia...
I'm also a fan of the Monaco Historique...
This one looks great! I didn't know #chopard made a titanium Mille Miglia.