Albishorn Type 10: New Release Watch

Larrykelley11 · 2024-11-29T22:41:36Z

Explore the Albishorn Type 10, a 41mm pilot's watch with a red monopusher chronograph. Discover collector insights and design details.

Larrykelley11

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Larrykelley11 introduces the Albishorn Type 10, a distinctive 41mm pilot's watch, sharing his initial impressions and detailed photographs. His post invites the WatchProSite community to weigh in on this relatively new Swiss brand's second release, particularly its unique design elements and vintage inspiration. This article delves into the community's reception and insights regarding this intriguing timepiece.

They are a small Swiss brand and I believe this is their 2nd release, I like their interpretation of what a 41mm Pilot watch from the post WW 2 era might look like. The red monopusher between 9-10:00 is the chronograph function ( I like how the red color pops against the case ) and the two sub-dials sit low on the dial. The bezel has a conical shape and is DLC - coated steel & bidirectional. It’s a manual winding movement and 65 hour power reserve, when wound fully. It comes with a black and tan strap, both are good quality

nice packaging

COSC

I think I prefer it on the black strap.

the tan might be nice for summer.

Any thoughts on this watch, I love to hear what purists think.

Key Points from the Discussion

The black strap is generally preferred over the tan, as it complements the black dial and insert more effectively, enhancing the watch's aesthetic coherence.
The inclusion of detailed paperwork, such as a sketch and COSC certificate, adds a significant touch of quality and craftsmanship, highlighting the brand's attention to detail.
The red monopusher chronograph is a standout design element, with its color providing a striking contrast against the case and enhancing the overall dial and case integration.
The founder of Albishorn provided an insightful interview on the A Blog to Watch podcast, suggesting a promising future for the brand.
The dual-register layout on the dial is a well-received design choice, contributing to the watch's pilot-style aesthetic.
Several community members humorously express skepticism about the 'last watch for the year' declaration, a common sentiment among collectors.

The Discussion

Brandon Skinner

Nov 29, 2024

The founder gave a great interview with Ariel Adams on the A Blog to Watch podcast. I’m excited to see what’s next for the future of Albishorn. Enjoy your watch but, are you suuuure it will be your last for the year?!🤣

enjoythemusic

Nov 29, 2024

...with 31 days remaining in the year, it saddens me this is your last for 2024.* *now i feel obligated to double my holiday efforts.

AuHavrePro

Nov 29, 2024

Love the dial layout and overall design, and the chrono pusher in anodized red enhances the entire 'marriage' between the dial and case elements in my opinion. Thanks for the pictures, cheers, Filip

Larrykelley11

Nov 29, 2024

i will check out that interview, I like Ariel Adam’s , he call it the way he see’s it.

enjoythemusic

Nov 29, 2024

Please help, with your kindness a watchmaker's daughter can attend ballet classes in 2025.

India Whiskey Charlie

Nov 30, 2024

Congrats! I love the Albishorn...👍

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