Chopard Alpine Eagle 41mm 295363-5004 Guide

The Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 mm reference 295363-5004 is a sport-luxury watch built entirely in 18k rose gold, with a diamond pavé dial set with Roman numerals and a matching rose gold bracelet. It sits at the jewellery-forward end of the Alpine Eagle collection Chopard launched in 2019, the line built around the brand's Lucent Steel and precious-metal cases with a faceted bezel inspired by Chopard's earlier St. Moritz watch. This guide covers the specifications, what the diamond pavé treatment involves, how the 295363-5004 compares with the steel Alpine Eagle 41 XPS, how the case wears, price context in 2026 and what to check before buying. Bizak & Co. sources the 295363-5004 to order; the diamond dial watches collection lists comparable pieces we can seek.

Last reviewed on September 28, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Prices are dated observations, not quotes.

Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 mm 295363-5004 specifications

Source: the Fédération de l'Horlogerie Suisse publishes the industry background on Swiss manufacture watchmaking that Chopard operates within as a Geneva-based manufacture, and the Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres is the body that certifies chronometer-grade movements across the Swiss industry, including the automatic calibres Chopard uses in the core Alpine Eagle line.

What does the diamond pavé treatment involve?

Pavé setting covers a surface, here the dial, with small diamonds set closely enough that little of the underlying metal shows, giving a continuous sparkle rather than a scattering of individual stones. On the 295363-5004 the pavé dial is combined with Roman numerals, a deliberately dressier reading than the applied index markers used on the standard Alpine Eagle dial, and the rose gold bracelet and faceted bezel carry the same warm-metal treatment through to the case. The effect moves the watch away from the Alpine Eagle's original sport-luxury positioning and toward a full jewellery-watch statement, closer in spirit to Chopard's high-jewellery pieces than to the brand's steel sports models.

295363-5004 vs the Alpine Eagle 41 XPS: gold pavé or steel?

The gap between the two is almost entirely case material, dial craft and the diamond setting rather than a difference in what the watch does day to day. The steel XPS is the everyday Alpine Eagle, built to be worn casually without a second thought; the rose gold pavé reference is the occasion watch, priced for the metal and the stonesetting rather than for the movement inside. Buyers deciding between them are typically choosing between a watch to wear daily and a watch to wear for effect.

How does the 41 mm rose gold pavé case wear?

At 41 mm the Alpine Eagle case reads as a substantial but not oversized sport-luxury watch, and the integrated rose gold bracelet carries real weight, more than the steel version and more than a leather-strapped dress watch of a similar diameter. The faceted bezel, one of the Alpine Eagle's signature design elements, catches light differently depending on the angle, an effect the pavé dial amplifies further. Because the bracelet is integrated rather than a separate strap, sizing and fit matter more than on a watch with interchangeable straps; a properly sized example sits flush and does not pivot on the wrist. This is a watch built to be noticed, and the case, bracelet and dial together commit fully to that brief.

How much does the Alpine Eagle 41 295363-5004 cost? Price context in 2026

• Retail. Chopard prices its diamond-set precious-metal Alpine Eagle references individually based on the stone count and setting, and the manufacture does not publish a single standing retail figure that applies uniformly across pavé configurations, so no current retail price is quoted here.
• Secondary market. Fully pavé precious-metal sport-luxury watches from established manufactures tend to hold a narrower, more specialist buyer pool than steel sports watches, and pricing depends heavily on stone quality, setting condition and whether the piece is unworn.
• Bizak catalogue ask. On 28 September 2026 our sourced catalogue listed this brand-new 295363-5004 at US$99,999, sourced to order.

That figure describes what we saw and will move. Ask for a dated quote against the exact example, its box and papers, and confirmation of the stone specification; our approach to comparing dealer quotes applies across brands, not only Rolex.

Is the Alpine Eagle 41 pavé a good investment?

Treat it as a watch to wear and to own for the jewellery statement rather than as a trading vehicle. Fully pavé precious-metal watches generally depend more on stone condition and setting quality than on brand cachet alone when it comes to resale, and the buyer pool for a fully diamond-set dial is narrower than for the standard Alpine Eagle or the steel XPS. Buy it because the rose gold case and pavé dial are what you want on your own wrist; if resale liquidity matters more than the specific execution, the steel Alpine Eagle is the easier watch to place later.

Buying an Alpine Eagle 41 pavé: what to check

• Stone setting. Inspect the pavé dial under magnification for any loose or absent stones, and confirm the setting is even across the full surface.
• Bracelet fit and links. Because the bracelet is integrated, confirm sizing and the condition of the folding clasp before you commit; resizing an integrated gold bracelet is more involved than a strap swap.
• Case and bezel finish. The faceted bezel should show crisp, even facets; check for dulling or scratching under strong light.
• Box and papers. Confirm what documentation accompanies the specific watch, including any certificate covering the diamond setting.
• Movement function. Confirm the automatic movement winds and sets smoothly and keeps reasonable time before you finalise a purchase.
• Price against the market. A fully pavé Alpine Eagle offered well under the going rate for a comparable stone specification is the most reliable warning sign.

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Quick answers

How much is a Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 295363-5004?

Bizak's sourced catalogue listed this brand-new example at US$99,999 on 28 September 2026, sourced to order. Chopard does not publish a single standing retail figure across pavé configurations.

What is diamond pavé setting?

A technique that covers a surface, here the dial, with diamonds set closely enough that little of the underlying metal shows, giving continuous sparkle rather than scattered individual stones.

How does the 295363-5004 compare with the steel Alpine Eagle?

They share the same 41 mm case architecture and faceted bezel design; the difference is rose gold construction and a fully diamond pavé dial against the steel XPS's guilloché dial and steel bracelet, which puts the pavé reference at a considerably higher price.

Is the Alpine Eagle bracelet integrated?

Yes. The bracelet is integrated to the case rather than a separate strap, so sizing and the folding clasp condition matter more than on a watch with an interchangeable strap.

What movement powers the Alpine Eagle 41?

An automatic movement from Chopard's Alpine Eagle calibre family; the manufacture's chronometer-grade movements are certified through the same COSC process used across the Swiss industry.

Request an Alpine Eagle 41 pavé sourcing quote

Tell us your preferred condition, whether box and papers are required, and your budget and timing, through our sourcing enquiry form. We confirm the specific watch, photographs, papers and final price before you commit. Catalogue entries: Alpine Eagle 41 295363-5004 pavé, Alpine Eagle 41 XPS 298623-3001 steel; browse the diamond dial watches collection, the watches over $50,000 collection, or sell or trade your Chopard.

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