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You might not have seen this; take a look at my article on them
Hi Mitch,
I went to Texas courtesy of Armin Strom and came back with this report
Mike
Looking at Armin Strom. I've been following the brand for a couple of years and have to say that I am impressed with the line. In house movement. Unique design. Excellent finishing and decorative work.
I particularly like the rose gold pieces. This piece is a hallmark piece for the brand as it highlights what Armin Strom is known for: skeleton pieces and excellent finishing/decoration. This piece shows both. Their less involved models are fun as well Do...
You might not have seen this; take a look at my article on them
Hi Mitch, I went to Texas courtesy of Armin Strom and came back with this report ARMIN STROM INTRODUCTION Mike ...
I like their pieces Mitch
I follow you... they are interesting design, in house and unique. I had one on my wrist a few times after borrowing from a friend, very nice on the wrist and finishing is really high. I have them on my list to visit next time I am around Biel. Cheers Andr...
Do you think that their design will last?
I am tempted as well and certainly not watches you see every day. But do you think that the contemporary design with the open-worked and off-centered dial as key element will last? Best regards, kolosstt
Although one can never be sure I do think that it can last. AP has had the new Milinary line for at least 10 yrs. Breguet has had off centered dials and they lasted a while.
I am partial to the skeletonized versions where the dial is not off center.