The Alpiner Extreme Automatic Is Built for Modern Adventurers

This watch model presents dial options in sophisticated grey and bold navy-blue.
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Alpina, a renowned Swiss watchmaker, elevates sports watch design by expanding its Alpiner Extreme series. New models, including the Alpiner Extreme Automatic, were showcased at the Watches and Wonders exhibition on the occasion of the brand's 140th anniversary in 2023.

The Alpiner Extreme Automatic features an integrated steel strap, creating a seamless flow, and transverse links coupled with a wider, slimmer central link to improve the strap’s flexibility and comfort. 

Alpiner Extreme Automatic AL-525G4AE6B

Alpiner Extreme Automatic AL-525G4AE6B
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Meanwhile, the strap's brushed finish minimizes the visibility of scratches—a useful feature for a timepiece designed to withstand extreme conditions.

The dial of the Alpiner Extreme Automatic honors Alpina’s legacy with a distinctive triangular motif, inspired by the brand’s iconic logo. It also boasts luminous hour markers and hands, ensuring clear readability under various lighting conditions. This series presents dial options in sophisticated grey and bold navy-blue.

The timepieces feature a robust 41mm x 42.5mm steel case with a mix of polished and matte finishes. They are water-resistant up to 200 meters, making them perfect for both urban and adventurous settings.

The Alpiner Extreme Automatic models are powered by the AL-525 caliber, which operates at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a 38-hour power reserve. This ensures you have plenty of time to enjoy both your daily routines and mountain adventures.

Alpina timepieces are available online and in-store at @thewatchstoreph.

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