Chopard · Family: Alpine Eagle
The Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 298600-3002 is a 41mm integrated-bracelet sport watch in Lucent Steel, with a grey dial textured to evoke an eagle's iris, launched in 2019 as the Geneva maison's high-end sport watch proposal. It runs the in-house Chopard 01.01-C caliber, automatic and COSC chronometer-certified, with 60 hours of power reserve. This is Chopard's first reference in Cazador's catalog; we have no verified price observations yet (n=0).
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Chopard was founded in 1860 in Sonvilier, Switzerland, by Louis-Ulysse Chopard, and has been owned by the Scheufele family since 1963, combining high jewelry with in-house watchmaking.
In 2019, the brand introduced the Alpine Eagle as its high-end sport watch with an integrated bracelet, a territory long contested among Swiss maisons. The collection revives and reinterprets the St. Moritz from the 1980s, one of the house's first sport watches.
The 298600-3002 runs the in-house Chopard Caliber 01.01-C, automatic and COSC chronometer-certified, inside a 41mm case in Lucent Steel, Chopard's proprietary steel alloy formulated to take a high-gloss polish. The fluted bezel, secured with eight indexed screws, and the eagle-iris-textured dial are the collection's most recognizable visual signatures.
This is the first Chopard reference we're adding to Cazador's catalog, extending the project's coverage of integrated-bracelet Swiss sport watches.
Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference (0 PricePoints recorded as of today). We do not publish estimates without our own sourced market data.
It's a proprietary steel alloy developed by Chopard, formulated to take a high-gloss polish while keeping the hardness and durability typical of stainless steel.
It reinterprets the St. Moritz from the 1980s, one of the house's first integrated-bracelet sport watches, reintroduced in 2019 under the Alpine Eagle name.
It means the Caliber 01.01-C has passed the precision tests of the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres, the independent Swiss body that certifies chronometers.
Yes, its 100-meter water resistance allows swimming and surface water activities, though it isn't a specialized dive watch.
Since 1860, founded in Sonvilier, Switzerland, by Louis-Ulysse Chopard; it has been owned by the Scheufele family since 1963.