Singer Reimagined Heritage V72
Singer Reimagined has unveiled the Heritage V72, a new chronograph that utilizes restored Valjoux 72 movements. This model expands the brand's "Restored" pillar, featuring a classic three-register Compax layout and available in stainless steel or 18K yellow gold with distinct dial options.
- Limited to 70 pieces (50 steel, 20 gold)
- Stainless steel version: CHF 23,000 (excluding taxes)
- Gold version: CHF 45,000 (excluding taxes)
- Availability from early November 2026
The Heritage V72 is powered by a fully restored and refinished Valjoux 72 movement, which adds a third subdial for a Compax layout.
Singer Reimagined sources NOS Valjoux 72 movements, which are then disassembled, refinished with hand-polished chamfers, frosting on the bridges, and polished screw heads.
The case features two "glassbox" sapphire crystals, one on the front and one on the back, increasing thickness to 13.25mm.
The stainless steel model has a matte stone-grey dial with oyster-colored subdials, while the gold version features a matte black dial with champagne subdials.
Both dials include a toothed flange in gold, gold-applied faceted indexes, and Singer's signature hands filled with orange Super-LumiNova.
The gold version uses 18K yellow gold of the 1N color grade, which is 75% gold combined with more silver than copper for a paler color.
The "Restored by Singer" engraving is visible on the chronograph bridge.
The Valjoux 72 movement operates at 18,000vph and includes a 12-hour recorder, powering classic racing chronographs from the 1960s and 70s.