Chopard 27/8943 Features
Ref. No. :27/8943
Code :100000001038
Movement :Quartz
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Condition :0 (unworn)
:New
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Stuttgart
Price : € 10,999 (= $ 13,314)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Quartz
Case
Case Material :Gold/Steel
Case Diameter :32.5 mm
Thickness :9 mm
Waterproof :30 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :White
Clasp :Buckle
Functions :Date
Others :Center Seconds, Luminescent Hands, Luminous indexes
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Chopard 27/8943 The Related Reviews:
- I LIKED ALL THE USES. I GOT PLENTY OF COMPLIMENTS. I WOULD DEFINATLEY BUY ANOTHER!PERFECT FOR THE BEACH AND ANY TIME OF YAER<3!!!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Theodore Forbath Norway Alesund from Netherlands Purmerend
- Thank you! Love the watch so much
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Olga Bodza United States Irving from Netherlands Purmerend
- I really liked the look of this watch and wear it everyday but have worn in swimming 3 times and it now has a fogged face and water droplets on the face. Disappointing!
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- Review by Peter R Germany Weinheim from Netherlands Purmerend
Chopard 27/8943 wrist watches news:
Deployant buckle size for PAM049?
Hi All, I am looking for a spare deployant buckle for my wife's PAM049 and just want to double check if it's 40mm or not. I think it is but better safe than sorry. I found one on Panatime for $34.99, I think that's a pretty good deal unless it's totally crappy. Thanks all.
Hi All, I am looking for a spare deployant buckle for my wife's PAM049 and just want to double check if it's 40mm or not. I think it is but better safe than sorry. I found one on Panatime for $34.99, I think that's a pretty good deal unless it's totally crappy. Thanks all.
Wearing a Watch Through Airport Security
I travel a lot for business, and I have never been comfortable taking off an expensive watch and being separated from it while it goes through an x-ray machine in a tray as I walk through the security checkpoint. It's hard enough keeping an eye on my computer briefcase, let alone a small object that could quickly be placed in someone's pocket and never seen again.I'm not sure where I saw this, but a while back I read that someone was told by a security screener that you don't even have to take your watch off when going through the checkpoint because it doesn't set off the alarm.So I decided to do a test. I have been on seven business trips and through several airports, including Detroit, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Asheville, North Carolina. I intentionally wore big, chunky stainless steel watches each time, like my Ball Cleveland Express, Oris Big Crown, and Breitling Chrono GT. I also wore a two-tone Datejust to see if gold would have an impact. In each case I kept the watch under my sl
I travel a lot for business, and I have never been comfortable taking off an expensive watch and being separated from it while it goes through an x-ray machine in a tray as I walk through the security checkpoint. It's hard enough keeping an eye on my computer briefcase, let alone a small object that could quickly be placed in someone's pocket and never seen again.I'm not sure where I saw this, but a while back I read that someone was told by a security screener that you don't even have to take your watch off when going through the checkpoint because it doesn't set off the alarm.So I decided to do a test. I have been on seven business trips and through several airports, including Detroit, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Asheville, North Carolina. I intentionally wore big, chunky stainless steel watches each time, like my Ball Cleveland Express, Oris Big Crown, and Breitling Chrono GT. I also wore a two-tone Datejust to see if gold would have an impact. In each case I kept the watch under my sl
Strap end length preferences
I have a 7" wrist, and usually wear regular size strapsthis way the end of the strap is exactly behind my wrist and doesn't "go up" around it...Now, on some straps, maybe this is too short, and don't look good...What about you folks, do you like the strap to be more of the "width" of your wrist, or no?
I have a 7" wrist, and usually wear regular size strapsthis way the end of the strap is exactly behind my wrist and doesn't "go up" around it...Now, on some straps, maybe this is too short, and don't look good...What about you folks, do you like the strap to be more of the "width" of your wrist, or no?
Finally arrive...
I am finally here at Zurich!! OMG this country is really beautiful. And it is so cold and windy. A stark difference from the humid and hot weather in Singapore.I would love to do a live update of my watch adventure, but the hostel PC does not have the facilities for me to upload. I didnt bring my laptop as I was backpacking.Anyone at Basel?Yuyan
I am finally here at Zurich!! OMG this country is really beautiful. And it is so cold and windy. A stark difference from the humid and hot weather in Singapore.I would love to do a live update of my watch adventure, but the hostel PC does not have the facilities for me to upload. I didnt bring my laptop as I was backpacking.Anyone at Basel?Yuyan
ETA PR not consistent
My PAM Base ETA 6497 has been losing time on the Power Reserve. Let me explain myself.When I first purchased it I would get around 66 hours on a full wind. By full wind, I mean turning the crown until a point where it no longer winds and without forcing any further.I've been doing this test once again for a few times and would get different results each time. 1st try: 66 hours2nd try: ~63.5 hours3rd try: ~61.7 hoursI cannot find an answer as to why I would be getting back different PR even with a full wind.I know that these are way over the stated 48 hours, but I am just curious as to know why these figures would not be consistent.Thanks
My PAM Base ETA 6497 has been losing time on the Power Reserve. Let me explain myself.When I first purchased it I would get around 66 hours on a full wind. By full wind, I mean turning the crown until a point where it no longer winds and without forcing any further.I've been doing this test once again for a few times and would get different results each time. 1st try: 66 hours2nd try: ~63.5 hours3rd try: ~61.7 hoursI cannot find an answer as to why I would be getting back different PR even with a full wind.I know that these are way over the stated 48 hours, but I am just curious as to know why these figures would not be consistent.Thanks
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