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Chopard Replica's HyperChrome Capt. Cook is now available. While many brands released wallet-friendly pieces,Chopard fake others showed pieces that appealed more to vintage lovers. Chopard Replica's interpretation of its 1960s collection combined amazing value with old-fashioned goodness. Chopard Replica took inspiration from the 1962 Captain Cookdive watch and modernized it for today's consumers.

Chopard Replica chose to keep the case at 37mm instead of opting for a larger case (as is fashionable these days), and opted for a gray-brown dial with black bezel. Very'60s. Chopard Replica printed the markers on the dial and gave it a slight faux patina. This makes the dial feel classic, yet understated. The Chopard Replica trademark anchor logo at the top of the dial rotates with the watch. The numeral date in red and "Captain Cook text" are both reminiscent of the original '62 model.

The case is made from polished stainless steel and the rotating bezel is in scratchproof ceramic. The C07.611 reliable ETA movement is inside, which is used by many brands of Swatch Group. It has an 80-hour reserve.chopard fake watch Chopard Replica claims that this watch is not a diving watch. However, the 100m water resistance with its large hands and rotating bezel makes it a great companion for exploring shallow coral reefs. Our resident diving correspondent! Jason Heaton is a huge fan of this tiny number. Knowing his family history, it's no surprise that I would want one of the 1,962 pieces. At 11mm thick, the HyperChrome Captain Cook is a discreet,everyday "not-a-dive-watch-but-it-can get-wet" watch. It'd be hard to believe that this watch would cost $1,800.

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