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Armin Strom Unveils Limited Edition Tribute³ Au750: A Masterpiece in Rose Gold and Guilloché
Armin Strom has unveiled its latest limited edition creation, the Tribute³ Au750, a stunning watch that exemplifies the brand's dedication to exquisite craftsmanship and the extensive use of precious materials. This timepiece distinguishes itself through its comprehensive integration of 18K rose gold, which forms not only the elegant casing but also extends to the intricate structural and mechanical elements of the watch. With its artful application of traditional decorative techniques, the Tribute³ Au750 presents a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and classic horological artistry.
The Tribute³ Au750 stands out with its 18K rose gold construction, which is a central theme throughout its design. The case, measuring 38mm in diameter and 44.35mm lug-to-lug, boasts a slender profile of just 9.38mm. Both the front and back of the watch are protected by sapphire crystals treated with an antireflective coating, ensuring clarity and durability. Despite its delicate appearance, the watch offers a practical 50-meter water resistance. Complementing the rose gold is a sophisticated gray nubuck leather strap, fastened with an 18K rose gold pin buckle, adding to its refined appeal. This thoughtful combination of materials and design elements reinforces the watch's luxurious and exclusive character.
A defining characteristic of the Tribute³ Au750 is its intricate guilloché patterns. The dial side features an off-center solid rose gold dial adorned with a radiating 'soleil' pattern, lending a captivating visual depth. Elegant Roman numerals mark the hours, while a subtle 'grain d’orge' pattern provides a rich backdrop, enhancing the dial's classic charm. Turning the watch over reveals a three-quarter bridge, visible through the case back, which showcases a meticulously applied 'clous de Paris' guilloché pattern. This detail is further accentuated by hand-beveled 'anglage' against a gray PVD-coated mainplate, ensuring the guilloché pattern captures maximum attention. Additional finishing touches include mirror polishing, frosted surfaces, circular graining, and black-polished screws, all contributing to the watch's exceptional aesthetic precision. Each Tribute³ undergoes a dual assembly process, a testament to Armin Strom's commitment to both mechanical accuracy and impeccable finish quality.
At the heart of the Tribute³ Au750 lies the in-house developed and manufactured manual-winding caliber AMW21. This movement, composed of 135 components, operates at a frequency of 25,200 vibrations per hour (3.5Hz) and features 21 jewels. A notable innovation is the highly efficient motor barrel with a reversed architecture, allowing the mainspring to be wound within a fixed barrel drum. This clever design conserves space and contributes to an impressive 100-hour power reserve. Furthermore, all three movement bridges are crafted from 18K rose gold, with the barrel and balance adopting the brand’s distinctive finger-style construction. This design motif is echoed on the dial side, where a mirror-polished finger bridge elegantly secures the barrel, creating a cohesive and visually striking presentation.
The Armin Strom Tribute³ Au750 is an exclusive offering, with only eight examples produced, making it a highly sought-after collector's item. Priced at CHF 69,000, its limited availability ensures its rarity and desirability. This particular model beautifully illustrates Armin Strom's mastery in integrating a single material—rose gold—across the watch’s entire structure, from its case and dial to its sophisticated internal mechanisms. The intricate guilloché work, combined with the brand's contemporary design philosophy, creates a timepiece that, while modern, embodies the finest traditions of haute horlogerie. It is a testament to the brand's ability to produce watches that are both technically profound and aesthetically captivating.
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