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Independent Watchmakers · 2026-10-13

Vieren Gold Croc: Two ultra-limited gold and leather watches

Vieren gives its rectangular leather-dial Croc design a gold-PVD finish, with five pieces of each colourway.

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By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on WatchPro

Vieren Gold Croc duo in white and black
Vieren Gold Croc duo in white and black Vieren / WatchPro ↗
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What to know

Vieren’s Gold Croc duo brings gold PVD-coated steel and crocodile-embossed calfskin together in its distinctive rectangular watches. Offered with black or white leather covering both dial and strap, each version is limited to five pieces. The leather is carefully prepared to accept applied indices, turning a familiar material into an unusual dial surface.

Black Vieren Gold Croc close-up
Black Vieren Gold Croc close-up Vieren / WatchPro ↗

The Swiss-made 41.5 × 27 mm case measures 9.2 mm thick. The ETA 2671 automatic calibre offers a stated 44-hour power reserve and is visible through the display back. An 18K gold rehaut ring creates a metallic border for the tactile dial. Priced at US$5,500, Gold Croc is a tiny-production celebration of material contrast and unconventional case geometry.

White Vieren Gold Croc worn on wrist
White Vieren Gold Croc worn on wrist Vieren / WatchPro ↗

At a glance

Specifications reported by WatchPro
Case41.5 × 27 mm, 9.2 mm thick
MovementETA 2671 automatic
Power reserve44 hours
Limited edition5 pieces each colourway
PriceUS$5,500

Source & attribution

WatchPro · Published 2026-10-13 ↗

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