One of the BEST looking dials

[@AleksWatches]

How do you like the Alpine Eagle? And would you like to see it compared to the Girard Perregaux Laureato?

[@typebflieger]

It would be great to see a comparison!

[@Greybacco]

Yes the 38mm please 😀

[@rajivgowda3666]

Looking forward to it

[@yusufbest4475]

I am actually choosing between the 36mm alpine eagle and the rolex explorer 36 to reward myself for my first mountain hike this year.. which one would you recommend for a first luxury watch? Thank you in advance.. :) (my wrist size is 6.25inch)

[@rajivgowda3666]

@@yusufbest4475 what’s your wrist size the 36mm AE looks smaller on the wrist I have 6.5inch I sport a Cartier santos 35mm 41 looks small on the wrist but it doesn’t hug the wrist well. Due to the lugs being a bit big.. 38mm would have done the trick but I couldn’t resist this watch I was lucky to have found the blue dial.. the Rolex 36 is great too if you looking at something different other than a Rolex this is the watch since I own the Rolex dj 41…

[@SwissWatchGang]

I like the Alpine Eagle. 36mm size for me!

[@AleksWatches]

And you could easily pull of the 41 and it would sit great on your wrist, interesting!

[@SwissWatchGang]

@@AleksWatches 100%

[@hondamanja]

I got the 36 two days ago made a great decision thanks @Alekswatches

[@ちゃこぼーい]

@@hondamanja 初めまして 今度３６㎜を買う予定です 貴方様の手首は何センチですか？

[@joseramonserrano2568]

Loved the ebel on the wrist, a hidden gem..

[@avenuefive8593]

Actual lug to lug length include end links on the 36mm is around 45.5mm.

[@rajivgowda3666]

Got the 36mm it’s magical hugs the wrist well

[@ちゃこぼーい]

初めまして 今度３６㎜を買う予定です 貴方様の手首は何センチですか？

[@typebflieger]

When you strip away the hype around other famous integrated bracelet sports watches, these definitely stand out for a few reasons. The Roman numerals are well-done and very distinctive. The dial texture and color are attractive and different from other offerings. The fact that the bracelet meets the case at a narrower width compared to other integrateds, minimizes the “huge steel wrist cuff” effect. I do agree this should be also made in a 38mm size like the Laureato. My only other complaint is the polished center links. In my opinion, this finish doesn’t really match the rest of the watch. Also, it would be great to see a rubber strap option for this. Bottom line: this is underrated and for my money, the nicest integrated bracelet design on the market today.

[@AleksWatches]

Good points! Would love to see a rubber strap for it as well.

[@storck08]

So many brands avoid 37-39mm sizes in their integrated bracelets watches which is a shame. Even Tissot PRX is either too small or too big in size for slimmer males. Kudos to GP for making Laureato in 38 mm.

[@sopezac2]

Thank you for this video Aleks! I’m considering purchasing the Alpine Eagle and wanted to see a comparison between the 41mm and 36mm, but couldn’t find such a review anywhere until now! My wrist is about 18cms so I will definitely try both on in person. Your review was great quality and detail, will definitely subscribe!

[@AleksWatches]

Thanks! Glad to hear it could be helpful 🙏🏼 With your wrist I guess 41 will be the best fit but end of the day it comes down to personal preferences.

[@pitbullthebitbull]

Great review, thanks 😊👍🏼

[@AleksWatches]

Thanks!

[@b_altmann]

The ratio bezel/dial is quite important, I have seen that on the Tudor BB54. - This dial is really something new

[@chrisgrieves1468]

Great to see this one featured Aleks, not often on people's radar. Absolutely the comparison with the Laureato, which starts in front with the 38 option. Love to see that copper dial (a watch on my wish list)!. Both are more tasteful in my opinion than RO or Overseas and more interesting than the rather dull Nautilus.

[@AleksWatches]

I''ll do my best and try to get my hands on a Laureato to compare with!

[@markhammerschmidt5315]

I just purchased the 41mm Blue myself as an unworn fully stickered 2022 piece for a bargain price. It’s a phenomenal watch. The quality of the overall finishing leaves my now ex AP15500 with a lot to be desired, the AP was crude and sharp edged where the Chopard is sublime, smooth and carefully polished. The dial has an almost chameleon effect in different lighting with many shades of blue and silver. One small detail thing is the second hand counterweight is shaped as a feather! And just a note about the polished centre links - all are individually removable should they need a refresh. I love it.

[@AleksWatches]

Engineering ✅

[@arthurdub7901]

Alpine Eagle is overall a better looking watch compared to the Laureato! I would be curious to see an “in-between” size as well.

[@T.Q.]

The 36mm looks so much better and has a cleaner dial

[@Spit87]

"You will either love or hate the date position. For me, I don't care"😂

[@AleksWatches]

😂

[@SunsetSheen]

Great review. The dial is stunning but the lack of half links and tapering on the bracelet is what kept me from purchasing this watch.

[@AleksWatches]

Thank you!

[@dannyd8428]

Sport watch? Can you even change the bracelet for a rubber strap like the 44mm chrono?

[@AleksWatches]

Didnt know rubber strap was a must to call it a sports watch

[@dannyd8428]

@@AleksWatches as far as I know you can't change the bracelet for other straps, that's a disappointment

[@danielleblanchett5383]

41 is perfect for you

[@HRM.H]

The St Moritz chronograph is a very underrated piece. It uses the legendary Frederic Piguet 1185 movement. Making it one of the thinnest automatic chronographs on the market besides the daytona and other more expensive watches with the same movement.

[@kostar500]

The thing is Alpine 41mm actually does not wear large. So both sizes work…

[@AleksWatches]

Matter of taste and preference :)

[@lupodisol]

Beautiful watches however like all Chopard watches the Alpine Eagle watches are way overpriced. Remedy: Purchase a Roger Ward Twelve watch in 40 or 36mm’ s for a 1/16 the price of a Chopard Alpine Eagle.

[@marcusrawlinson5024]

That beautiful dial is to me just too small in relation to the case size, too much form not enough function.