Chopard - Alpine Titanium

Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF Limited Edition of 250 pieces made of ceramic-coated titanium Maximum lightness: a new high-frequency watch within the collection The Alpine Eagle collection has continuously evolved thanks to its new technical achievements since its launch in 2019. With its third high-frequency watch release, the collection records a new achievement by offering the lightest watch ever. The case of the Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF, which has a diameter of 41 mm, the crown, and the bezel — issued in a limited edition of 250 pieces — are made of ceramic-coated treated titanium, a special design. Even the high-frequency Chopard 01.14-C movement, which is chronometer-certified, is lighter than its predecessor, thanks to the main plate and bridges also made of ceramic-coated treated titanium. This advanced technology complements a meticulous aesthetic: the ceramic-coated treated titanium features a polished sporty finish, while the glossy black titanium dial provides an elegant contrast with light orange touches. In fact, the Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF features precision, elegance, and a sporty spirit. The challenge of lightness Featherweight eagle? No, but the weight of the latest model of Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF watches, where "SL" stands for "Very Light." It is undoubtedly the lightest watch ever in the Alpine Eagle collection from Chopard: a creation skillfully combined with a persistent pursuit of using advanced materials to shape not only the external elements of the watch but also some components of the movement.