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Chopard 168459-3009 Features
Brand:Chopard
Series:Gran Turismo
Model:168459-3009
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Swiss Made
Movement:Automatic
Engine:28,800vph, 16 1/2 lignes, 25 jewels
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Silver, two-level
Crystal:Anti-reflective Sapphire
Hands:Luminous
Second Markers:Arabic Mumerals mark the 6 and 12 o'clock positions. Minute Markers Around The Outer Rim
Dial Markers:Luminous Index
Sub Dials:100 meters / 330 feet
Luminiscence:Hands and Dial Markers
Band Type:Strap
Band Material:Rubber
Band Length:8.5 inches
Band Width:23 mm
Clasp:Double Folding Stainless Steel
Case Size:44 mm
Case Thickness:15 mm
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Crown:Stainless Steel fluted, protected
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Stainless Steel embossed with Mille Miglia route map
Bezel:Fixed Stainless Steel with Tachymeter
Water Resistance:100 meters / 330 feet
Calendar:Date displays at the 3 o'clock position
Functions:Hours/ Minutes/ Small Seconds/ Chronograph/ Date
Features:Chronograph, Rubber, Stainless Steel
Style:Luxury Watches
Warranty:2 Year Jomashop Warranty
UPC Code:845960007399
Internal ID:CP168459-3009
Item Variation:168459, 1684593009, 168459 3009
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Chopard 168459-3009 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Andreas Bresien France Enghien Les Bains from Netherlands Purmerend
- I was looking for a gold watch that would go casual or dressy and I found one in this watch. I really liked the ease of adjusting to fit my wrist and the face is easy to read without being too large
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- Review by Amy E Malaysia Kota Bharu from Netherlands Purmerend
Chopard 168459-3009 wrist watches news:
New strap for my Portuguese Automatic white dial
Afer seeing this strap on another Forum I tried a tan brown Hirsch Liberty just to make sure I liked the color in real life. And it worked so well that I immediately ordered the strap from The Watch boys!After only a few days, the strap arrived and this evening I installed it and took a bunch of pictures.The strap is very well made and fits the watch perfectly as these pictures clearly show:The strap is still a bit stiff but that will change in a few days and I am sure that it will get a lot of wrist time!Kind regards,Cinq
Afer seeing this strap on another Forum I tried a tan brown Hirsch Liberty just to make sure I liked the color in real life. And it worked so well that I immediately ordered the strap from The Watch boys!After only a few days, the strap arrived and this evening I installed it and took a bunch of pictures.The strap is very well made and fits the watch perfectly as these pictures clearly show:The strap is still a bit stiff but that will change in a few days and I am sure that it will get a lot of wrist time!Kind regards,Cinq
Seiko SKX009 strap changes
I generally wear my Pepsi with a mesh .I tried it with the regular Jubilee which I hated because of the hollow end links and I also found that it is a hair puller, then I tried it wth a Z22 rubber strap and just could not get used to it. I found strap changes on this watch to be very frustrating especially with the Z22, so much so that I nearly ended up just cutting it off and binning it. Any suggestions for strap changes, I have two types of fork ended tools but is there a special technique or tool for this particular watch or has anyone drilled the lugs right through?
I generally wear my Pepsi with a mesh .I tried it with the regular Jubilee which I hated because of the hollow end links and I also found that it is a hair puller, then I tried it wth a Z22 rubber strap and just could not get used to it. I found strap changes on this watch to be very frustrating especially with the Z22, so much so that I nearly ended up just cutting it off and binning it. Any suggestions for strap changes, I have two types of fork ended tools but is there a special technique or tool for this particular watch or has anyone drilled the lugs right through?
And the dilemma gets more confusing - possible budget increase!
Within the next week, my budget for my next watch may increase to $1,000 - give or take $50 - $100.My guess is that opens up my options, and here are my criteria:Option1: One watch with the following:AutomaticAcceptable for casual or dressy wearSapphire crystalNot a white dial - prefer a brown/bronze colored dial - other colors consideredDate acceptable, but not required, and definitely not a fan of day and date unless it is in some format other than day window right next to date window.No chrono - I've never used the chrono feature on any of the watches I have other than to make sure they work.Prefer Swiss made.Probably no larger than 40 or 41mm.No moon phase.Power reserve would be nice, if subtle, but certainly not required.No gold plating - solid gold would be okay, but I doubt would be in my price range.Well respected brand name among WIS - don't care if people who know nothing about watches know the name.No brands that have an MSRP that is 10 times what anybody ever pays for them
Within the next week, my budget for my next watch may increase to $1,000 - give or take $50 - $100.My guess is that opens up my options, and here are my criteria:Option1: One watch with the following:AutomaticAcceptable for casual or dressy wearSapphire crystalNot a white dial - prefer a brown/bronze colored dial - other colors consideredDate acceptable, but not required, and definitely not a fan of day and date unless it is in some format other than day window right next to date window.No chrono - I've never used the chrono feature on any of the watches I have other than to make sure they work.Prefer Swiss made.Probably no larger than 40 or 41mm.No moon phase.Power reserve would be nice, if subtle, but certainly not required.No gold plating - solid gold would be okay, but I doubt would be in my price range.Well respected brand name among WIS - don't care if people who know nothing about watches know the name.No brands that have an MSRP that is 10 times what anybody ever pays for them
How to keep multiple automatic watches wound
Yes, I know there are such things as watch winders, but it seems to me that there are more people here with multiple automatic watches than there are people with winders. So, how do you keep them wound? To find out I have started this poll to find out.At the moment I only have 1, and it only has a date complication, so if it runs down I just set it again. I think I will do the same for the next. It could get a bit much when I have a few and each day I am putting on a watch that needs setting. And I can definitely see how having more complications makes a winder seem more and more like a necessity!
Yes, I know there are such things as watch winders, but it seems to me that there are more people here with multiple automatic watches than there are people with winders. So, how do you keep them wound? To find out I have started this poll to find out.At the moment I only have 1, and it only has a date complication, so if it runs down I just set it again. I think I will do the same for the next. It could get a bit much when I have a few and each day I am putting on a watch that needs setting. And I can definitely see how having more complications makes a winder seem more and more like a necessity!
First Patek purchase coming up
I intend to buy a 5119j this weekend. It will be a new watch from an AD. I don't want to shell out that kind of money for a well tried on watch. Should it be wrapped and unworn? I do not want a strap where the holes are worn.
I intend to buy a 5119j this weekend. It will be a new watch from an AD. I don't want to shell out that kind of money for a well tried on watch. Should it be wrapped and unworn? I do not want a strap where the holes are worn.
