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From our special watch reporter, Olivier Muller
It's not that easy for independent watchmaker to gain visibility from the huge Baselworld fair. Small companies such as Peter Speake-Marin or MB&F now grew up into well established manufactures, and we see another generation taking place. Amongst them stands Vincent Plomb and his young brand Vicenterra.
Two years ago, Vincent launched a subscription for its very first model, the GMT-3. After only year, all the 100 units found their happy owners. The GMT-3 is now a current collection of which Vincent now offered a new version.
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Back in black
Basically, it's the same ETA 2892 basis, reworked by Vincent so that it offers a night & day disc and a retrograde date, while a true globe at 5 o'clock turns in a 24 hours revolution.
In Baselworld, Vincent unveiled a black dial to its creation and has significantly reshaped the hands of the GMT-3. It now comes with a more modern look and feel, maybe more practical as well, as the hands now benefit from a SuperLumiNova treatment.
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The GMT-3 might stand as one of the most independant attractive piece to date, in a reasonable range of price: the first GMT-3 was offered in subscription at 5'000 CHF, the following should hit 13'000 CHF. Developments made by Vincent, who also serves as a third party engineer for other Valllée-de-Joux based manufactures, really turned the 2892 caliber into something unique and refreshing.
Visit the Vincenterra website
It's not that easy for independent watchmaker to gain visibility from the huge Baselworld fair. Small companies such as Peter Speake-Marin or MB&F now grew up into well established manufactures, and we see another generation taking place. Amongst them stands Vincent Plomb and his young brand Vicenterra.
Two years ago, Vincent launched a subscription for its very first model, the GMT-3. After only year, all the 100 units found their happy owners. The GMT-3 is now a current collection of which Vincent now offered a new version.
Back in black
Basically, it's the same ETA 2892 basis, reworked by Vincent so that it offers a night & day disc and a retrograde date, while a true globe at 5 o'clock turns in a 24 hours revolution.
In Baselworld, Vincent unveiled a black dial to its creation and has significantly reshaped the hands of the GMT-3. It now comes with a more modern look and feel, maybe more practical as well, as the hands now benefit from a SuperLumiNova treatment.
The GMT-3 might stand as one of the most independant attractive piece to date, in a reasonable range of price: the first GMT-3 was offered in subscription at 5'000 CHF, the following should hit 13'000 CHF. Developments made by Vincent, who also serves as a third party engineer for other Valllée-de-Joux based manufactures, really turned the 2892 caliber into something unique and refreshing.
Visit the Vincenterra website
