Alpine Eagle 41 XP

TIMEFORART 2026

8 Métiers d’Art Timepieces

6 Different Métiers d’Art

Today, more than 50 skills are mastered within the workshops of the Maison, including some of the rarest and the most complex.

Combined with a constant quest for excellence, these enable freer and more innovative creative expression, thereby guaranteeing the highest standards of quality.

All in the details

A fresh interpretation of an icon. Available in different materials and colors, the redesigned Happy First brings playful elegance and dancing diamonds to every moment.

Artistic Crafts

A Hand-Engraved Dial Inspired by an Eagle’s Wing

At the heart of this Alpine Eagle 41 XP model lies a hand-engraved gold dial. Adorned with a motif depicting the movement of an eagle's wing in full flight, its plumage takes shape through a meticulously sculpted bas-relief carved into white gold, creating a remarkable sense of volume and depth.

The third edition of TimeForArt

A unique Alpine Eagle to support contemporary art

Every two years, TimeForArt provides an exceptional opportunity for Chopard to showcase the full extent of its artistic genius through a one-of-a-kind timepiece. This new art watch will be part of the TimeForArt event, an auction of outstanding timepieces by the world's greatest master watchmakers, with 100% of the proceeds directly dedicated to supporting the most visionary contemporary artists through Swiss Institute exhibitions, public apprenticeship programmes and free community workshops.

Artistic Crafts

A straw marquetry dial

The dial of this one-of-a-kind model is graced with straw marquetry. Created by a decoration Artisan from the Manufacture specially trained in this 17th-century technique, this masterpiece is a first for Chopard, which has never before presented a dial of this kind on its watches. Using a scalpel, the straw is cut and subsequently glued to the dial in an intricate pattern owing everything to the Artisan’s dexterity. The composition combines strands of different sizes, thicknesses and shades, while its graphic lines evoke an eagle’s eye view in full flight over the skyscrapers of New York – the city where the TimeForArt auction is to be held.

The sleek lines of an Alpine Eagle XP

The Alpine Eagle 41 XP model is endowed with pure, sleek lines and harmonious proportions. Measuring 41 millimetres in diameter and just eight millimetres thick, its case, featuring a slimmed-down bezel and sides, provides a wide opening onto the dial. The case and the bracelet are crafted from Lucent Steel™, an innovative steel alloy made with an 80% recycling rate, developed by Chopard for its anti-allergenic virtues, robustness and incomparable brilliance obtained through a meticulous resmelting process.

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A mechanical performance

L.U.C Calibre 96.17-L

The thinness of the case is made possible by the use of the in-house L.U.C 96.17-L movement measuring just 3.30 mm thick. This self-winding movement is equipped with a 22-carat off-centre micro-rotor incorporated into the thickness of the calibre. Its high inertia enables it to wind the two stacked barrels of Chopard Twin technology, which store the energy needed to give the Alpine Eagle 41 XP Time For Art a total 65-hour power reserve.