At the last race of a Formula One triple-header, the brands launched a pair of watches, one developed with input from Alpine’s drivers and the other created for the team’s hard-working mechanics
First up is the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition, designed with input from Alpine’s Formula One drivers. This mechanical marvel is powered by the HMC 700, a skeletonised version of the Agenhor AgenGraphe movement, a world-class engine for a wrist-bound speed machine. The open-worked dial lets you peek at the movement’s gears, while V-shaped bridges nod to single-seater suspensions and the central bridge is shaped like a racing helmet. Blue and white accents echo Alpine’s signature livery. No subdials here – just a clean central chrono display with a flyback function, because in both racing and life, time waits for no one.
But the real plot twist in this pairing? The Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition. It’s not for grandstand fans or pitlane selfies – it’s for the team behind the on-track action. More than just a good-looking piece of arm candy, this is a purpose-built digital-analogue hybrid designed to work for the mechanics, engineers, and everyone in the pitlanes and factories who toil behind the scenes for racing glory.
