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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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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Méraud

Méraud Antigua Miho Black chronograph
Antigua Miho Black. Méraud ↗
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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.

Méraud Antigua Miho Black detail
The black-dial Antigua Miho is limited to 100 pieces. Méraud ↗

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

Specifications reported by Méraud
case40 mm stainless steel
movementLanderon 248 hand-wound chronograph
powerReserve41 hours
waterResistance100 metres
limitedEdition100 pieces in black

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