Chopard Imperiale 388563-6014 Details
INFORMATION |
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BRAND |
Chopard |
SERIES |
Imperiale |
MODEL |
388563-6014 |
Gender |
Ladies |
PRODUCED |
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DIAL |
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TYPE |
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COLOUR |
Mother of Pearl |
FINISH |
Polished |
INDEXES |
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CASE |
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MATERIAL |
Stainless Steel & Rose Gold |
CRYSTAL |
Scratch Resistant Sapphire |
BACK |
Transparent |
SHAPE |
Round |
DIAMETER |
29mm |
HEIGHT |
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MOVEMENT |
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CALIBRE |
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TYPE |
Automatic |
DIAMETER |
- |
JEWELS |
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RESERVE |
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Frequency |
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Time |
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BAND |
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BandMaterial |
Stainless Steel & Rose Gold |
FEATURES |
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WATER RESISTANCE |
50 m |
STYLE |
Luxury Watches |
Surely an amazing addition to the world of luxury watches, the Imperiale by Chopard is sophisticated as well as trendy. Engraved with the marvellous Chopard logo, the 388563-6014 is available with a 2-year warranty. It has a band made of crocodile leather finished with a shade of matte black. Completed with a polished look, the case is in steel as well as rose-gold. The water resistance is up to 150 feet.
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