Alpina Gen��ve Club Range
The Alpina Gen��ve Club range offers stylish, well made watches at affordable prices. The line includes a quartz chronograph, an automatic model with a choice of three case colors, and at the top of the range, a regulator with manufacture movement. All models measure 44mm in diameter. The Club Chronograph features a large date at 12 o’clock with chronograph functions at 6 o’clock. Black and gray dials are available.Moving up in the range, the Club Automatic is fitted with the AL-525 automatic movement, and comes with a choice of three cases �C stainless steel, all black or rose gold finish, and luminous hands and indexes.At the top of the range is the Club Regulator Manufacture. Based on Alpina’s best-selling Regulator range, this piece is fitted with Alpina’s manufacture caliber AL-950.The Club Automatic is priced from $1095 to $1395, and the Club Regulator Manufacture lists at $2950.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a cl

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