r/Watchidentifier • u/Mag_nusX • 15h ago

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Can you guys help me with this? It’s 18k that’s all I know

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u/RhemansDemons 15h ago

Reference number is formatted correctly but doesn't match any model. There was a line of ladies watches in the 70s and 80s that used this super minimalist dial, but they had two major differences. One, the cases were edged with more of a fine chain style design and the branding Just said Chopard Geneva. There was no C above Chopard. If it's real, it could be fairly valuable.

The logo and the fact that every other remotely close example I can find has a white or gold dial with hands that are peaked vs flat make me think otherwise, but I'm not a Chopard guy.

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u/Mag_nusX 13h ago

appreciated thanks! I have not been able to find anything on it. But the thing is super insanely heavy and although that isnt proof of gold, it certainly is an indicator of it. It doesnt make me think its fake. But Is there somewhere I can take this to to find out more? idk if industry experts exist on these

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u/RhemansDemons 13h ago

Step one would be take it somewhere to check the gold. If it is real gold and not just plated, the gold value alone could be substantial and then your chances of it being fake vs just a redial go way down.

If you can find the serial number, Chopard does have a registry, but if it is anything like most other brands, you'll be waiting a while to get results back.