New Releases · 2026-10-15
Alpina's Extreme Solarmetre hides solar cells beneath a textured dial
Alpina brings its first solar technology to the angular Alpiner Extreme in a 37.5 × 38.9 mm case, with ten months' darkness autonomy.
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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Alpina Watches official; Solarmetre collection

What to know
The Alpiner Extreme Solarmetre signals Alpina's entry into solar-powered watches while keeping the angular, bolted-bezel personality of the Extreme line. Reference AL-140LN3AE6 wears a cool blue textured dial that disguises the photovoltaic technology beneath it, housed in a 37.50 × 38.90 mm stainless-steel case and accompanied by a coordinated patterned rubber strap.

Made in partnership with La Joux-Perret, the AL-140 solar quartz calibre needs only a minute of light exposure to store roughly one day's running energy. Fully charged, the watch can continue for as long as ten months in the dark. With its 100-metre water-resistance rating and listed Belgian price of €995, the collection presents solar power as a serious alternative within Swiss sports-watch design.

At a glance
| Reference | AL-140LN3AE6 |
|---|---|
| Movement | AL-140 solar quartz |
| Case | 37.50 × 38.90 mm steel |
| Water resistance | 100 m |
| Autonomy | Up to 10 months without light |
| Belgium price | €995 |
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Source & attribution
Alpina Watches official; Solarmetre collection · Published 2026-10-15 ↗
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