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Introducing Grøne Unveils the Manueel One “Tim’s & Bart’s One”

The final iteration of the Manueel One collection, released in two limited editions

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Grönefeld is a Dutch brand that traces its origins to the grandfather of brothers Bart and Tim, continuing a family tradition of watchmaking that spans several generations. The brothers have made a significant impact on the world of horology, earning a reputation for blending technical mastery with artistic design. Last year, they introduced Grøne, a new brand that marked their entry into the realm of affordable timepieces with the launch of the Manueel One. This year, the collection concludes with its final iteration: two new models,“Tim’s One” and “Bart’s One”, each reflecting the brothers’ distinct personalities and design sensibilities.

The watch features a 38.5mm high-polished 316L stainless steel case with a slim profile of just 10mm, making it an elegant and comfortable fit for most wrist sizes. The case design draws inspiration from Grönefeld’s earlier 1941 model.
Featuring a concave bezel between the lugs and a distinctive conical crown that enhances comfort during winding. The caseback is engraved with a detailed miniature of a 1626 map of Oldenzaal, the town where the Grönefeld brothers' atelier is located.

The dial of Bart’s One features a vibrant salmon color, offering a classical aesthetic complemented by contrasting blued hands. The circular graining on the patterned tremblage center of the dial gives it a scintillating vibrancy, particularly under changing light.

In contrast, Tim’s One presents a more technical and sophisticated look with a German silver dial. The high-polished steel hands and diamond-cut indices give it a scholarly feel.

The watch is powered by a Swiss-made, manually wound caliber SW210, offering a power reserve of 42 hours and operating at a frequency of 28,800 vph (4 Hz).

It comes with a nubuck leather strap, secured by a steel buckle, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit on the wrist. These limited-edition pieces are restricted to 150 units per variant, each priced at €2,150, approximately AED 9,000.

For more information, you can visit Grøne’s official website.

Technical Specifications: Grøne Manueel One “Tim’s One” & “Bart’s One”

Case: 316L stainless steel, high-polished finish, concave bezel, conical crown
Diameter: 38.5mm
Thickness: 10mm
Water Resistance: 50 meters
Dial (Bart’s One): Salmon-colored with circular-grained tremblage center, blued hands
Dial (Tim’s One): German silver with high-polished steel hands and diamond-cut indices
Movement: Swiss-made SW210, manually wound
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Power Reserve: 42 hours
Bracelet/Strap: Nubuck leather with steel buckle
Availability: each is limited to 150 pieces
Price: €2,150, approximately AED 9,000