Alpina Avalanche Extreme Chrono Double Digit
Alpina presents the new 46mm Avalanche Extreme Chrono Double Digit, available in 2 cases: stainless steel and “Full Black” PVD, both with a black PVD bezel. Two dial options are also available: black with red subdials and full matte black. The indexes, including the hours, are double digit. Alpina’s “Extreme” design elements carry over. Complete technical specifications appear below the images, which can be enlarged with a click.SpecificationsReferences: AL-850BR4AE6 – Matte Black dial, with red counters. Silver applied indexes in steel.AL-850BR4FBAE6 – Matte Black dial, with red counters. Silver applied indexes in steel.AL-850BB4AE6 – Matte black dial. Black applied indexes in steel.Movement: Automatic, Calibre AL-850: self winding, 28'800 vibrations per hour, 37 jewels. Alpina Black PVD plated rotor.Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date indicator at 6 o clock and chronograph functions: seconds counter, 30 minutes counter.Case: Stainl

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