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One I’d like to see phased out is the number of reissues, especially when it results in modern watches that feel like "fancy dress" versions of the originals, oversized and lacking the charm of link the vintage pieces they aim to replicate.In 2023, the men showcased the first Grand Feu enamel prototype dials during Singapore’s Spring Sprang Sprung fair.Instead of the chronograph pushers on the left side, there still is one black pusher and a screw-down crown.</br>
The new Heritage Tropic-Proof models retail for €1,795 and are not limited editions. That's not inexpensive, but it's hardly surprising considering that Alpina is a brand with authorized dealers, marketing, etc. The finishing and final products are certainly worth checking out at your local shop. In the end, it's link simply nice that a brand chose to make something as traditional as this.That was largely due to the combination of the titanium case material and silver-colored dial.My example was purchased by its original owner in 1990, just as the first Historiques models landed at boutiques. There's not much online about my watch, save for a Christie's auction listing from about a year ago. I assume it lived in Europe for several decades before coming to America. But I don't really know.</br>
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