Independent Watchmakers · 2023-02-07
Méraud revives a hand-wound chronograph calibre for the Antigua Miho Black
A restored Landeron movement powers this 100-piece Belgian chronograph with a black reverse-panda dial.
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What to know
Méraud’s Antigua Miho Black combines a compact 40 mm steel case with a restored new-old-stock Landeron 248 hand-wound chronograph movement. Its black dial uses contrasting registers, a red central chronograph hand and period-style typography, while a sapphire tachymeter bezel and domed sapphire crystal give the vintage composition modern durability.

The movement offers approximately 41 hours of power reserve, and the case is rated to 100 metres. Méraud limited the black version to 100 pieces within a 200-watch Antigua Miho production run shared with the cream-dial variant. Launched on 7 February 2023, it is a particularly focused example of the Belgian brand’s interest in historically informed design and uncommon mechanical components.
At a glance
| case | 40 mm stainless steel |
|---|---|
| movement | Landeron 248 hand-wound chronograph |
| powerReserve | 41 hours |
| waterResistance | 100 metres |
| limitedEdition | 100 pieces in black |
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Méraud · Published 2023-02-07 ↗
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