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New Releases · 2026-04-23

Chopard adds an antimagnetic hairspring to the Alpine Eagle 41 AM

A moss-green dial and Lucent Steel case frame the collection’s new magnetic-resistance development.

By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol

Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 AM — source photograph
Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 AM. Photograph: Chopard. Chopard ↗

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What to know

Chopard’s Alpine Eagle 41 AM introduces an antimagnetic hairspring to the collection’s automatic movement. The 41mm Lucent Steel case surrounds a moss-green dial with a simplified marker arrangement: a Roman numeral at twelve, baton markers elsewhere and the date near four-thirty. The familiar iris-inspired texture remains central to the design.

Calibre 01.01-C is COSC certified, with a 60-hour reserve and 100-metre water resistance. Chopard’s development concerns the regulating organ; it should not be confused with the separate micro-rotor movements in the XPS models. April reporting listed a US launch price of $17,100. Reference 298600-3038 identifies the green steel AM version pictured here.

Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 AM — additional source view
Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 AM. Photograph: Chopard. Chopard ↗

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Gear Patrol · Published 2026-04-23 ↗