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Armin Strom’s Tribute 1 gets a captivating green dial

Armin Strom unveils a stunning green dial for the Tribute 1

Armin Strom's Tribute 1
Armin Strom

In an industry often fascinated by the newest and latest entries into the market, Armin Strom delivers a powerful statement on the enduring nature of true horological artistry with the release of the Tribute 1 Green. This latest masterpiece is a captivating symphony of technical precision and aesthetic bravado. Limited to just 100 pieces, the watch immediately captivates with its gorgeous green dial, a rich, sunray-brushed canvas that reflects the light in a mesmerizing dance, oscillating between deep emerald to vibrant hunter green. This is a deliberate and sophisticated choice from the brand that injects a contemporary vigor into a classically pure form. The 38 mm stainless steel case provides a robust yet elegantly proportioned base for the visual drama unfolding on the wrist. It is a timepiece that commands attention through an unwavering commitment to flawless execution and refined presence.

The Tribute 1’s true brilliance lies in its sculptural openworked dial

While the green dial is an undeniable, absolute stunner, the heart and soul of the Tribute 1 lies in its artful aperture. This sophisticated opening offers a curated view of the meticulously finished in-house caliber ARM09. Here, Armin Strom’s brilliance of haute horology is on full display and it is magnificent. The movement bridges are affixed with exquisite Geneva stripes, while the beveled edges play up the light via a soft gleam, showcasing a level of handfinishing one expects from luxury timepieces at this level. The small seconds sub-dial creates a captivatingly asymmetrical balance that is both progressive and harmonious, a mechanical poetry in motion and a testament to the brand’s long-held philosophy for showcasing the highest levels of decorative art and micro-engineering.

Armin Strom stakes claim as a master of contemporary haute horlogerie

With the Tribute 1 Green, Armin Strom has crafted a timepiece that feels both of the moment and classic, a watch that is a statement piece as suitable for the office boardroom as it is for an exclusive evening gathering. With a limited release, Armin Strom ensures its latest release’s future as a classic in the making. This is not just the introduction of a new dial color; it stands as a compelling argument for the power of exceptional design in the world of luxury watchmaking.

Triston Brewer is a journalist, creative director, stylist, fashionisto, and jetsetting digital bon vivant. Brace yourself! Read Full Bio
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