The refreshed pilot’s watch pairs a textured dial with the established hand-wound Calibre 111.
The new version has a 43 mm steel case and a black or pine-green dial combining different surface finishes. Its non-linear power-reserve display accompanies a stated 240-hour running time.
WatchTime lists prices of $7,400 on a steel bracelet and $7,200 with a leather strap. This is a redesign around an existing long-reserve movement, not the first introduction of Calibre 111.
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