Tourbillon Skeleton is a new timepiece specially designed to highlight its technical prowess. Ultimately the skeletonizing enhances the movement's mechanical artistry, with PVD colorization of the main plate emphasizing the caliber's layered construction. Along with the constant rotation of the tourbillon, owners will observe the animation of the double going barrel while the watch is wound.
The manuel-winding movement is housed in a 43.40 rose gold case. The watch is delivered with a brown alligator horn-back strap and double-fold clasp in rose gold as well as an additional brown rubber strap.
Armin Strom founded his eponymous brand in 1967 and retired in 2011, after selling the company to the Michel family. Owner Serge Michel and chief horologist Claude Greisler have enhanced the brand's capabilities by establishing an independent Manufacture in Biel/Bienne that opened in 2009 to develop and produce movements. The company introduced its first manual-wind tourbillon in 2012 and a micro-rotor tourbillon in 2013.
