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Armin Strom Tribute 1 Green, A Verdant Recasting of Visible Mechanics

The Tribute 1 Green infuses the brand’s vision of a modern dress watch with a vibrant dial that recalls the calming depth of a woodland stroll, while preserving the model’s signature blend of visible mechanics and meticulous finishing.
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© Armin Strom

Following the Tribute 1 Sandstein introduced a couple of weeks ago, Armin Strom introduces the Tribute 1 Green, a new interpretation of its acclaimed modern dress watch. Where the Tribute 1 Sandstein paid homage to natural stone surrounding the home of the Swiss independent brand with its sand-like color, the new green edition channels the refreshing energy of nature, uniting vivid aesthetics with the collection’s mechanical finesse.

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Tribute 1 Green

© Armin Strom

The star of the watch is its vibrant green dial, which is a study in traditional finishings. True to the Tribute 1’s DNA, its layout comprises of the off-center time indication, enriched with an intricate guilloché pattern and paired with polished rhodium, partially skeletonized hands. Roman numerals and a rail-track minute highlight the classic allure. A frosted small-seconds subdial adds further refinement, while the visible barrel, held in place by a bevelled and mirror-polished finger bridge to reflect light from every angle, underscores the watch’s technical sophistication. The dial is framed by a 38mm steel case, measuring just 9.38mm in height. Its alternating brushed and polished finishes underscore Armin Strom’s dedication to detail, while the crown at 2 o’clock adds an unconventional touch. 

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Caliber AMW21 © Armin Strom

At its core, the manufacture movement AMW21 offers an impressive power reserve of 100 hours. This hand-wound caliber operates at 3.5 Hz (25,200 vph) and features a flat hairspring and variable inertia balance wheel for superior precision. With 97 percent of components produced in-house, it is meticulously hand-finished and assembled twice. Completing the composition is a matching leather strap that harmonizes with the dial’s verdant tones.

Limited to 50 pieces, the Tribute 1 Green is available at a retail price of CHF 22,000 (approx. $27,270 USD).

 

To learn more, visit Armin Strom, here.

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