Stories

In Biel/Bienne, Armin Strom carries 18K rose gold from the case deep into the calibre, and lets three guilloché patterns give the gold its character.

At Armin Strom, a classic colour goes where the brand has never taken it before: deep blue runs from the movement’s mainplate to the hands, the indexes and the strap.

Armin Strom’s Dual Time GMT Resonance gives travellers two time zones, each with its own hours, minutes and day/night indicator, and a new edition sets them on aventurine.

Armin Strom’s new minute repeater lets the wearer choose: chime the time shown, or play its longest sequence, 12 hours, three quarters and fourteen minutes, at any moment.

Master watchmaker Claude Greisler believes materials must carry meaning beyond aesthetics, and with a local stone artisan, Armin Strom has cut a dial from natural ruby.

Independent watchmaker Kari Voutilainen made the hand-guilloché salmon mainplate that now sits beneath the transparent sapphire dial of Armin Strom’s Gravity Equal Force.

The One Week Skeleton Rose Gold is a tribute to the skeletonisation work of Armin Strom, who founded the company in 1967.

Armin Strom says Claude Greisler solved in 2016 what watchmakers had chased since Christiaan Huygens’s clock experiments of 1665: resonance that holds steady on the wrist.

Armin Strom builds its foundational calibre without a dial this time, letting a deep blue PVD mainplate stand as the face of the watch.

In Biel/Bienne, Armin Strom finishes the case of the Tribute 1 Green entirely by hand, and assembles each watch twice: once for precision, and again after decoration.

The sandstone of Burgdorf, Armin Strom's home town in the canton of Bern, has long shaped the region's architecture, and now gives the Tribute 1 its colours.

Armin Strom assembles each Mirrored Force Resonance twice, and the newest is the first with a case in 18-karat rose gold.