inger has always been shaped by a rare form of respect: the belief that certain objects deserve not only to be preserved, but to be understood again. Some designs become icons because they solve a problem with such clarity that they outlive the moment that produced them. Others become mythical because they carry an entire world inside them: a sound, a speed, a way of moving, a way of measuring time.

The Heritage collection exists for those objects. It is Singer’s way of returning to the mechanical foundations that shaped modern performance culture and giving them a new life without reducing them to museum pieces. It is restoration with purpose. Not the frozen preservation of the past, but the renewal of its energy.

The Heritage collection represents one of the deepest expressions of Singer Reimagined’s philosophy. It is not about nostalgia, nor about reproduction. It is about returning to mechanical objects of genuine cultural importance, studying them with care, restoring them with rigour, and giving them a new frame through which their beauty and relevance can be experienced again.

For Singer, restoration has always been more than a craft. It is part of the brand’s origin story. From Rob Dickinson’s work with some of the most iconic sports cars ever created to Marco Borraccino’s vision for reimagined timepieces, Singer has always been drawn to objects that carry meaning beyond their function.

The Heritage Collection continues that journey in watchmaking form. The Valjoux 72 is revered for its three-register architecture, its association with some of the most celebrated racing chronographs of the twentieth century, and its place in the imagination of collectors who see the chronograph as the instrument of speed, competition and precision. It pays tribute to the spirit they carried: epic races, heroic drivers, roaring engines, open circuits, timing boards, pit lanes and the beauty of mechanical precision under pressure.

What makes the Valjoux 72 so revered is not simply its history, but its continuing emotional force. It represents a time when performance was measured mechanically, when the act of starting, stopping and resetting a chronograph was physical, tactile and immediate. It reminds us that precision once had a sound, a pressure, a resistance beneath the fingertip.

The Valjoux 72 endures because it sits at the meeting point of engineering and romance. It is a workhorse with soul, a machine of function that became an object of devotion. Decades after its production ended, it remains one of horology’s great chronograph movements, not only because of what it measured, but because of everything it came to represent: speed, courage, utility, beauty and the enduring poetry of mechanical time.

For Singer Reimagined, this is precisely where the story of Heritage V72 begins. The Valjoux 72 speaks directly to the brand’s own passion for the chronograph, for the iconic movements that shaped its history, and for mechanical objects whose meaning deserves to be carried forward. Through Heritage V72, Singer does seek to restore, honour and reveal it anew. It is a continuation of the brand’s restoration philosophy: to take a mythical machine, understand its soul, and give it a second life worthy of its place in time.

Every movement begins with a full assessment. Because these components were produced decades ago, each part is inspected for dimensional integrity, machining quality and functional compatibility before assembly begins. Once approved, the components move into the finishing process, where Singer applies its own touch. The result is a historic calibre treated with the care, refinement and visual dignity it deserves.

Heritage V72 also introduces a defining architectural gesture. While all Singer watches are designed to make the movement visible, this collection goes further.

Indeed, a newly developed glass-box caseback reveals not only the traditional rear view of the calibre, but also details that were never intended to be seen. It turns the movement into an exposed mechanical landscape, allowing collectors to appreciate the depth, structure and complexity of the Valjoux 72 from a new perspective.

Singer’s approach is deliberately different from revivalism. The objective is not to recreate a famous watch, borrow its appearance or quote its design language too directly. The objective is more demanding: to take a historic calibre and give it the display, finishing and architectural respect it rarely received in its original life.

To reveal what was hidden. To elevate what was once treated as industrial. To show the mechanism as the protagonist.

That is why the glass-box caseback matters. It is not a simple open back. It is a new frame for a movement that was designed to work, not to perform visually. Singer turns that hidden architecture into a source of beauty. Bridges, levers, wheels, depth and structure become visible in a way that changes the relationship between owner and object.

The watch no longer only carries history. It allows the wearer to observe it. Operating at 18,000 vibrations per hour, the Valjoux 72 delivers precision and excellent stability. What makes these movements even more remarkable is that their components are NOS (new old stock): untouched, never before assembled or used, and preserved in pristine condition for nearly half a century. These “time-capsule” calibres offer an extraordinary foundation for restoration, unspoiled by wear or compromise.

Singer Reimagined’s master artisans approach each of these movements with the highest level of horological craftsmanship. Every component is carefully disassembled, meticulously refinished, and assembled for the first time to exceed even the original manufacturing standards. The result is a movement that retains the spirit of its vintage origin while being elevated to contemporary haute horlogerie excellence, in restoration and reinvention. Singer Reimagined’s restoration process is not about preservation alone—it is about transformation.

Every design decision has been made to honour the Valjoux 72 without allowing the watch to become nostalgic or decorative. The collection carries the quiet confidence of Singer Reimagined: restrained at first glance, deeply considered on closer inspection, and shaped by the belief that beauty must always serve purpose.

The case, dial, colour, strap and finishing language have been developed as a complete composition. The watch is housed in Singer’s 38.8 mm case - with a sunray satin finish and mirror-polished chamfers - a compact and timeless expression of the brand’s design codes. Quiet in proportion, precise in execution and unmistakably Singer in its details, the case gives the restored movement the frame it deserves: elegant, modern and restrained, but never anonymous.

The Heritage V72 carries several details that are immediately recognisable within Singer Reimagined’s design language. The golden-toothed flange gives the dial a sense of energy and technical rhythm. It brings a subtle performance note to the composition, connecting the watch to Singer’s wider world of chronographs, machines and mechanical tension.

The faceted hour markers give structure and clarity. Their geometry catches the light from different angles, adding sharpness to the softness of the matte dial surfaces. Touches of gold on the dial bring warmth and continuity, echoing the brand’s classic visual codes while reinforcing the preciousness of the restored movement inside. These accents are measured, not ornamental. They exist to lift the dial, to guide the eye, and to create a sense of quiet distinction.

The SR620-1 is the bolder, more dramatic expression of Heritage V72. Its velvety matte intense black dial creates maximum contrast against the warmth of the 18-carat yellow solid gold (1N) case. The result is immediate, elegant and quietly powerful. The black surface gives depth and restraint, while the gold case brings light, warmth and a sense of preciousness without excess.

At the centre of this composition the three subdials stand out thanks to the champagne azurage, adding a refined circular texture that catches the light with subtle movement. It does not shout. It glows. It creates a dialogue between darkness and radiance, between the sobriety of black and the richness of gold.

The 18-carat yellow solid gold (1N) pin buckle completes the composition, extending the warmth of the case into the strap architecture.

The SR621 offers a more restrained and technical interpretation.

Its velvety matte stone-gray dial brings softness, nuance and modernity to the Heritage V72 language. Paired with the stainless steel case, the watch feels precise, balanced and quietly contemporary. It is less about contrast and more about tonal harmony.

The oyster azurage gives the dial a refined depth, adding texture without disturbing the calmness of the composition. It creates a subtle play of light across the surface, revealing itself gradually rather than immediately.

This reference has a more understated character. It is elegant, discreet and highly wearable, with a sense of controlled modernity that still remains deeply connected to the spirit of the restored movement within.

The stainless steel pin buckle reinforces the clarity of the reference, keeping the design language pure, purposeful and aligned with the case.

With Reimagined, Restored, and Reborn as its three guiding pillars, Singer Reimagined has continuously sought to push the limits of creativity in watchmaking.

The Heritage Collection serves as the embodiment of the Restored pillar, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to preserving and celebrating mechanical excellence.

As with all true restoration projects, each piece carries its own rarity. These watches exist because the original movements exist. Their scarcity is not manufactured by marketing, but defined by the limited availability of exceptional mechanical foundations and by the time, knowledge and care required to bring them back to life.

The Heritage V72 is Singer Reimagined’s tribute to the chronograph as an object of myth, memory and mechanical purpose. It honours the past not by repeating it, but by giving it a new life worthy of its place in watchmaking history.

Heritage V72 is not a copy of the past. It is a respectful act of remastering.

Vintage movements are experiencing a renaissance, but few brands have committed to restoring them at this level.

While other contemporary watchmakers have repurposed Valjoux movements, none have applied the degree of refinement, care, and haute horlogerie finishing that Singer Reimagined has poured into the Heritage Collection.

This is more than a reissue—it is a resurrection of a movement, treated like an icon, that deserves to be worn and admired for generations to come.

For collectors, the Heritage Collection offers something truly rare: an opportunity to own not just a piece of history, but a movement restored to its highest potential.

Each watch is a testament to Singer Reimagined’s philosophy that legends are not merely preserved—they are reborn.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

MOVEMENT

• Caliber SG7201 Based on vintage Valjoux 72 caliber, restored, finished and warrantied by Singer
• Briges and Plates: Finely sandblasted with ‘frost’ effect and polished chamfers
• All Steel Components: Fine horizontal satin-finishing and rhodium-plating
• Customiyed bridges: with “Restored by Singer” engraving and SG7201 movement number
• Dimensions: 29,5 x 6,5 mm
• Number of parts: 166
• Number of jewels: 17
• Power reserve: 44 hours
• Frequency: 18’000 vph (2,5 Hz)
• Winding: Hand-wound movement
• Functions: Central hours and minutes. Chronograph with large central seconds. Small seconds in the left-hand counter, 30-minute counter on the right and 12-hours counter at 6 o’clock.

DIAL

• Signature toothed golden flange
• Applied hour-markers
• Applied golden Singer logo
• Dial with 3 counters. Left: continuous seconds. Right: 30-minute chronograph. 6 o’clock: 12-hours
• SR621 - Velvety stone-gray with oyster azurage and decals beige color
• SR620-1 - Velvety deep black with champagne azurage and decals beige color

STRAPS AND BUCKLE

• SR621-material Black grained natural leather with testa di moro brown stitching
• SR621-6-material Grey textile with grey stitching and grey natural leather loops
• Dimensions 20/16 mm
• Buckle type Singer pin buckle
• SR621 material Stainless steel
• SR620-1 material 18-carat yellow gold (1N)-* Finish Satin-finish with polished chamfers, Engraved Singer logo

WATCH CASE Delivery box Singer Intrecciato leather watch case with testa di moro brown soft calf leather

AVAILABILITY

• Production Limited to 50 stainless steel pieces and 20 solid gold pieces
• Price SR621 CHF 23,000 (excluding VAT and local taxes)
• Price SR620-1 CHF 45,000 (excluding VAT and local taxes)