Limited Edition Drop Night Viper Only 500 Pieces Globally

Here's the thing : We're not great at keeping secrets.

So I'll just lay it out. We built a new Limited Edition Argo, and it might be the most dangerous thing we've ever made.

It's called the Night Viper.

Automatic movement, sapphire crystal glass, the dive-rated build that laughs at 200 meters. Now strip away the light. Black it out completely. Case, bracelet, bezel, all of it swallowed in darkness.

Then add the green.

Not subtle green. Not tasteful green. The kind of green that finds you in the dark and doesn't let go. Swiss Super-LumiNova on the hands, the indices, and a slice of the bezel that makes the whole thing look like it's hunting.

We're making 500 of these. Total. Ever.

2.25.26. That's your date.

We'll have more to share before then, so follow us on IG and keep an eye on the drops page. But we wanted you to hear it here first before the rest of the world catches on.

Talk soon.

Tim

Co-founder, Vincero

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