Specifications
Price Range |
$50,000 - $100,000 |
Vendor SKU |
AL-980BBT5AE6 |
Movement |
Automatic in-house Alpina AL-980 caliber with Silicium Escapement Wheel and Silicium lever, Smart Weight Balancing™, fast oscillation at 28'800 BpH and an individually numbered Tourbillon-cage. |
Case |
48mm titanium case with black ceramic bezel, sapphire crystal and exhibition back and iconic triangular screw-heads adorning the bezel. |
Bracelet |
Black rubber bracelet with Alpina emblem and engraved deployant, folding clasp. |
Dial |
Matte finished black dial with regulator hour sub-dial and skeletonized tourbillon aperture. Applied, double-digit minute markers and skeletonized hands. |
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