While it preserves the essence of the model first introduced in 1976, the new AMIDA Digitrend ‘Take-Off Edition’ presents a number of improvements.
The car body-style case, machined from a block of 316 L stainless steel, has seen its contours refined for sleeker aesthetics and improved finishes, enhancing its fluid profile. The subtly redesigned case, water-resistant to 50 meters, now has an open back, revealing the regulating organ of the mechanical self-winding movement – Soprod’s modern and reliable Newton caliber (23 jewels), which beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz) and offers 44 hours of power reserve. 
Featuring an in-house developed module with a unique dual-disc construction of only 9 components, doubling as both a plate and a casing ring, this modern movement – with the tightest tolerances – incorporates jumping hours for exceptional efficiency and precision. Amplifying these technical improvements find themselves amplified by aesthetic refinements, like the redesigned minute window and completely redesigned typography – true to the original orange digits emblematic of the 70s.
The logo, signed by typeface and graphic designer Johann Terrettaz whose credits include Urwerk and Akrivia, also took a leap through time. The supple and sensuous strap, combining calfskin and Alcantara, complements the watch’s overall eye-catching presence.