SKU: ST15-PE.40
SKELETON PURE EARTH
The Armin Strom Skeleton Pure Earth Ref. ST15-PE.40 is a luxurious Swiss-made Haute Horlogerie men's wristwatch. It features a 43.40mm black PVD-coated stainless steel case, powered by fully skeletonized calibre ARM09-S manual winding movement manufactured by Armin Strom boasting a power reserve of 7-day and operates at a frequency of 18,000 A/h with 34 jewels among its 146 individual components. The watch's dial is adorned with a sapphire ring, featuring off-centered hour and minute hands, as well as a combined small seconds and power reserve indicator. The white dial with founded appliques complements the stainless steel hands, enhancing its sophisticated look.The timepiece comes with a hornback blue strap with white stitching and an additional black rubber strap, both secured by a titanium pin buckle. This pre-owned watch is in mint condition and includes the original box, papers, and a warranty dated 2022, along with an extra one-year TLE warranty for added peace of mind.
Review
With a calibre reduced to its essentia, the Armin Strom Skeleton Pure Earth watch infuses the company’s heritage of supreme craftsmanship with an entirely unique, avant-garde aesthetic.
From every angle, the Armin Strom Skeleton Pure Earth demonstrates the company’s historical association with the fine art of Skeletonisation.
When Armin Strom founded his eponymous wa
 |
 |
 |
Related products
LATEST REVIEW
Black Ember
Presented in celebration of the tenth anniversary of The Limited Edition, the Ophion Black Ember watch features a beautifully rendered dial of deep black, enlivened
Cédric Johner Abyss 1056/4 TLE 10th Anniversary
Presented in an exclusive release of only ten pieces, the Cédric Johner Abyss 1056/4 TLE 10th Anniversary Limited Edition watch pays tribute to the art
082º TLE
A watch of striking aesthetics, the Zeitwinkel 082º TLE watch marks a special milestone for UK based Independent Watch retailer The Limited Edition, and a
Konstantin Chaykin Panda
Instantly recognisable, and adored by collectors around the world, Konstantin Chaykin’s ‘Wrist Monster’ series of timepieces has become an icon of contemporary independent watchmaking. Known
