This particular model doesn't have the in-house movement. Those are distinguished by the date subdial at 6:00. This model uses a modified Sellita movement.I like that a lot. Guessing the case is the standard Alpiner 4, looks to be and same size. Nice sunray dial, well placed and properly colored date wheel, really like that series' handset. The bezel is very crisp, the action will be great. I like the splash of red at the zero pip. You get that little blast, the logo counterweight, and the "4" tied together. Then picked up on the strap edge (and I'm guessing underbelly). I'd like it to have a display back as the in house movement is very nicely done. But I'm guessing solid to help with the anti-magnetic component of the "4" motif.
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Joma shows 4 different versions for $878 with shipping in 3-5 days. http://www.jomashop.com/alpina-watch-525lbn4v6.html...with some of these new models starting to surface, anyone have an ETA for the new Seastrong 300?
I tried on the KM710 at an AD a few weeks ago. The watch had just arrived and they were in the process of putting it out for display. Beautiful watch, finished well and wears well. I especially liked the metallic chapter rings, which adds just a little bit more interest and contrast to the dial without going over the top.
How did you get ahold of these? The black on white SuperCompressor really works for me.I should have my hands on their new Heritage SuperCompressor diver and marine reeditions soon. I'll post pics and impressions
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