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Nicolas (amanico) brings attention to the impending discontinuation of the modern Alpine A110 from the current catalogue, specifically highlighting the SX Green model. This post serves as a timely reminder for enthusiasts and collectors to consider acquiring one of these vehicles before they become unavailable, echoing the sentiment around the original A110s from the late 1970s.
The A110 reference represents a specific offering within the Alpine product line, known for its distinct design characteristics and manufacturing period. This model is recognized by collectors for its particular aesthetic, which sets it apart from other references in the brand's history. Its production run concluded in the late 1970s, marking it as a piece from a defined era of the manufacturer.
Details regarding the case material, dimensions, and the specific movement caliber are integral to understanding the A110. The construction of the case and the type of crystal used contribute to its overall presentation and durability. The movement, whether automatic or manual, and its power reserve are key technical aspects that define its functionality and appeal to enthusiasts.
For collectors, the A110 holds significance as a reference that is no longer in current production, with the last modern examples having been phased out of the catalog. The scarcity of these pieces, particularly those from the final production years, contributes to their appeal in the secondary market. Its place in the brand's lineage offers insight into the evolution of Alpine's design philosophy.
Sorry to hear this model is leaving us. I would love to have experienced an A110, but doubt this will be possible.
Prodiction of the current A110 stops in June, the local dealer here ordered stock for the coming year
I gave up on that my friend ... ... for the moment being at least First plan is to get the Clio on the road again after almost two years and by the end of the year same for the 205. So while enjoying those two I won't have time to long for an A110 ... That said ... my friend's A110 is apparently always at my disposal Maybe one day I just buy it which would save me the trouble of going out to search for one.
A dealer I spoke to said one can still get one 🤷🏻♂️
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