Chopard 'Cuff' Watch Patina But in the 1950s DOXA

But in the 1950s DOXA made the transition to steel cases in its non-sporting watches

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Chopard 'Cuff' Watch Patina But in the 1950s DOXAWhile wristwatches come in all shapes and sizes, dress watches are typically rather restrained affairs. And for good reason. While the point of a wristwatch is to tell the time, the point of a dress watch is to tell the time unobtrusively, paying respect to the formality of a particular occasion by keeping out of sight and out of mind. However, this doesnt mean that all dress watches need be designed after the same mold. Take this inventive Chopard,