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Alpina Unveils Its Valentine's Day Watch Selection

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02/05/2025 by
ALPINER EXTREME QUARTZ

Dynamic, bold, and ready for outdoor adventures. This model features a more compact size, four vibrant colours, and a high-precision quartz movement. With its cushion-shaped stainless steel case measuring 34 x 35.2 mm, the Alpiner Extreme Quartz comes with a choice of dials in rock beige, vibrant pink, glacier blue, or leaf green. The bezel is vertically brushed, echoing the finish of the central links on the stainless steel bracelet. 

 

ALPINER EXTREME 
AUTOMATIC

Is it almost square or almost round? It’s the iconic Extreme case: a masterful blend of the fluidity of a perfect circle and the strength of a softened square. With its sporty DNA and distinctive aesthetics, this watch celebrates Alpina's adventurous spirit. Now reduced to a compact 39 x 40.5 mm size, the Alpiner Extreme Automatic is more agile and contemporary, offering enhanced daily comfort, whether for extreme sports or urban exploration.

 

HERITAGE 
AUTOMATIC

Its name reflects its timeless simplicity: Heritage Automatic. Alpina avoids a neo-vintage reinterpretation and instead stays true to its origins. The design is inspired by an archival Alpina watch with a 25.7mm case, updated to a contemporary 38mm diameteR. It faithfully reproduces the aesthetic codes of the 1920s-1940s: a restrained 38mm case, dauphine hands, a leather strap with a pin buckle, a solid caseback, and a fully polished stainless steel case.

 

STARTIMER PILOT 
AUTOMATIC

Founded in 1883, Alpina was present during the pioneering days of aviation. The brand returns to the original design of its aviation watches, offering the Startimer Pilot Automatic in a 41mm case with a period-accurate knurled bezel. The crown is positioned at 3 o’clock and features a vintage-inspired "onion" profile with fluting. On the caseback, a traditional engraving found on all Startimer models depicts a plane flying over a mountain.

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