Two oscillating bodies in close proximity influence each other and eventually synchronize; this is a phenomenon of physics known as resonance. Armin Strom introduces the Mirrored Force Resonance, a resonating dual regulator developed for maximum precision with its whole captivating mechanism on full display dial side.
Now, it is available in a more affordable stainless steel case and the version is known as the Mirrored Force Resonance Water. Armin Strom has a custom of releasing different versions of an eye themed on elements like water, fire, soil, and atmosphere. More to the point, I believe this new version appears even better.Apart in the stainless steel instance, the instance dimensions and design are left unchanged. The brand new Mirrored Force Resonance in steel measures 43.4mm wide and is about 13mm thick. The instance is characterized with its thick lugs and muscular crown. And like most Armin Strom watches, there is a little lip at 6 o’clock in between the lugs which allows owners to engrave their initials if they’d want to do so.There’s a pusher at 2 o’clock that instantly zero-resets the two moments hands. This is a pretty cool feature because if resonance is indeed in effect, then both seconds palms must beat in unison.Aside from the case material, the biggest changes to this watch are all around the dial. In place of black dials with rose gold printed numerals are white ones with the numerals printed in blue, hence the title Mirrored Force Resonance Water. Anyhow, it’s a great colour combination and provides the watch a modern and fresh look.The rest of the dial stays unchanged, and that means a lot of the motion could be viewed. On the other hand, the highlight has got to be the twin balance springs on the left side of the dial, which are flanked by two subsidiary minutes dials with cool-looking triple-spoke minutes hands.