Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie

• Admiral’s Cup Legend 38 Mystery Moon

An endlessly spinning genuine mother-of-pearl dial carrying the Sun and the Moon. The Admiral’s Cup Legend 38 Mystery Moon, created by Corum, is especially dedicated to women.

Within the legendary twelve-sided case surrounded by 12 nautical pennants, this model takes the identity codes of the brand. Powered by self-winding Caliber CO384 endowed with a 42-hour power reserve, this timepiece drives the hour, minute, jumping date and jumping moon-phase functions. The mother-of-pearl disc of the latter indication appears in a satin-brushed metallic counter studded with stars – of which six are gem-set. All the functions are adjustable via the single screw-lock crown engraved with the Corum key.

Faceted and luminescent hour and minute hands, is magnificently staged within a 38 mm-diameter steel case enhanced by a twelve-sided bezel set with 72 diamonds (0.58 carats). Water-resistant to 30 meters, this model is secured to the wrist by a white or black satin.

• Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Chrono

An historical heritage, a pure design and, for the first time in this Legend line, a more classical aspiration expressed through a COSC-certified chronograph movement. This Legend chronograph reflects a number of the signature codes of the original Admiral’s Cup, united in an harmonious blend of sportiness and elegance. For over half a century, The Admiral’s Cup Legend has embodied the brand’s tribute to the maritime world and to sailors.

Proposing the hour, minute, small seconds, date and chronograph functions beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and boasts a 42-hour power reserve. The new model remains loyal to the collection’s legendary twelve-sided bezel, but the latter features the softest lines in the entire Legend line.

• Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Annual Calendar

The Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Annual Calendar is available in red gold or steel, with a silver-toned or anthracite dial. In addition to the hours, minutes and seconds, the watch indicates the date around the dial circumference by means of an openworked hand, and the months through a snailed aperture at 6 o’clock. The annual calendar automatically takes account of 30- and 31-day months. The time indications are provided by three semi-openworked hands, faceted and enriched with a white luminescent substance that makes them stand out in the dark. The date hand with its Corum key symbol counterweight sets a final precious touch to this charming picture. The dial is also characterized by a vertical guilloché motif for steel models, and a barleycorn guilloché pattern for the red gold versions.

Water-resistant to 30 meters, the 42 mm-diameter case of the Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Annual Calendar houses the mechanical automatic Corum CO503 movement, endowed with a 42-hour power reserve. On the reverse side of the watch, a sapphire caseback reveals the heart of the movement and its oscillating weight personalized with the brand logo. The Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Annual Calendar is issued in a limited annual production run of 25 in red gold and 150 in steel.

• Admiral's Cup Legend 42 Tourbillon Micro-Rotor

The tourbillion, one of the noblest complications in the art of horology beats at the heart of the Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Tourbillon Micro-Rotor. The variation of the Admiral’s Cup in its line Legend, adding a blend of elegance, emotion and technical sophistication to this model through over 50 years of unbroken history. With its pure, softer lines, its signature twelve-sided bezel and its 12 nautical pennants, the Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Tourbillon Micro-Rotor pays tribute to the illustrious predecessor that inspired it, the Admiral’s Cup. On the dial, a first circle adorned with a snailed decoration bears 11 hour-markers – gilded for the red gold version and rhodiumed for the two other versions – echoing the conventional numerals. In the center, the barleycorn pattern, the applied Corum logo and the Admiral’s Cup transfer add the final touch to a beautifully understated aesthetic.

The Admiral’s Cup 42 Legend Tourbillon Micro-Rotor beats to the rhythm of Caliber CO 029. This mechanical automatic movement operates at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and boasts a 60-hour power reserve. The tourbillon at 6 o’clock reveals its heart and invites the wearer to a plunging view of the 12 mm tourbillon carriage. The openworked tourbillon bridge – gilded and polished for the red gold model , rhodiumed and polished for the steel model – is a real eye-catcher. This model is woven through a limited annual production of 15 watches in red gold, 30 in red gold and steel, and 75 in steel.

• Corum Golden Bridge Automatic
  

Equipped with a linear oscillating weight made in platinum and visible from both sides of the case, along with a slipping spring mechanism, this Golden Bridge movement beats at a frequency of 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour) and is endowed with a 40-hour power reserve. This 194-part caliber is also fitted with a variable-inertia balance – guaranteeing long-term precision – as well as a barrel that is miniaturized so as not to break the smooth vertical lines of the mechanism.

• Admiral’s Cup Seafender 46 Dive
  

This Admiral’s Cup model with its unmistakably strong character is equipped with an automatic CO947 movement chronometer-certified by the COSC. It beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), has a 42-hour power reserve, and drives the hours, minutes, small seconds at 9 o’clock as well as a day/date display appearing through two small windows at 3 o’clock.

• Admiral’s Cup Seafender 46 Chrono Dive
  

By equipping this model with Caliber CO753 – an automatic chronograph movement chronometer-certified by the COSC and endowed with a 48-hour power reserve - Corum is laying a new milestone in the creation of its extreme watch range. Handling of the chronograph function is secured in order to avoid any accidental operation. The two round pushbuttons serving to start, stop and rest the chronograph seconds hand as well as the two chronograph hour and minute counter hands are both screw-locked – which means they must be unlocked before making any short-time measurements.

• Golden Bridge Tourbillon with sapphire bridge
  

Within this new configuration, the tourbillon carriage of the latest Golden Bridge model is now held by a transparent crystal part that is perfectly visible and more airily light than ever. It thus affords a view of its upper bridge shaped like the Corum key emblem, along with all the mobile parts of its silicon escapement. The entirely guilloché solid gold dial is placed behind the movement rather than in front as is generally the case. It is openworked to ensure that Caliber CO213 is also visible through the back of the watch.

• Ti-Bridge Power Reserve
  

To achieve this, the Caliber CO107 is fitted with a satellite gear train that is visible when observing the watch from the side along the 9-3 o’clock axis, but invisible when looking at this Ti-Bridge from the front. This module comprises several specific features, including a differential gear system composed of three wheels – one of which is an off-centered “planetary wheel”. Depending on the direction of its rotation, the latter spins either on its own axis, or around the axis of the two other wheels, thereby connecting the barrel on the one hand and the winding stem on the other to the power-reserve indicator – all within a minimum of space.

• Corum Admiral’s Cup Legend 38 et 42
  

Mother-of-pearl and diamonds Ladies first with the Admiral’s Cup Legend 38, equipped with a mechanical automatic movement, Caliber CO 082, comprising an oscillating weight adorned with the Corum logo. Beating at a cadence of 28,800 vibrations per hour and endowed with a 42-hour power reserve, it drives the hour and minute hands as well as a date display at 3 o’clock

The Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 – beats to the rhythm of Caliber CO395, a mechanical self-winding movement driving hours, minutes, small seconds and a date window at 3 o’clock. Beating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, it has a 42-hour power reserve and features an oscillating weight engraved with the Corum name.

• Corum Admiral’s Cup Challenger 44 Chrono Rubber
  

The Admirals’ Cup Challenger 44 Chrono Rubber timepieces are powered by the mechanical automatic CO753 movement that is chronometer-certified by the COSC. In addition to the hours, minutes and seconds, they display chronograph functions on three counters and a date window at 4.30. Water-resistant to 30 meters for the white versions and to 100 meters for all the others, the case is secured by a transparent back revealing a Corum engraved oscillating weight that reveals a surprise by adopting the same color as the watch.

Corum is celebrating two milestones in 2010, with the 50th anniversary of its Admiral's Cup sports watch collection, and the 30th anniversary of the patented movement inside the Golden Bridge. The 2010 Admiral’s Cup models retain their 12-sided case while the signature nautical pennants swap colour for black and white. Meanwhile, the Admiral’s Cup Chronograph 48 Centro and the Admiral’s Cup Deep Hull 48 adopt an imposing 48mm case.

• Admiral’s Cup Black Chronograph 40

Truly a watch for women, from the 40mm diameter to the 66 diamonds that combine with a chronograph function with COSC certification. Water-resistant to 100 metres. The rhodium-plated hour-marker chevrons and hands are coated with Superluminova. Date aperture between 4 and 5 o'clock and small seconds.

• Admiral’s Cup Minute Repeater Tourbillon 45

This double-complication timepiece with minute repeater and tourbillon marks the 50th anniversary of the collection. The repeater mechanism is activated by turning the bezel. It takes over 140 hours to assemble the movement's 319 components, and a further ten hours to adjust the sound of the repeater. Limited edition of 12.

• Admiral’s Cup Chronograph 48 Centro

The Admiral's Cup Chronograph 48 Centro introduces a new function of a centrally-read chronograph. This model is also available as a 44mm diameter, with a mono-pusher chronograph. It has COSC chronometer certification.

• Admiral’s Cup Deep Hull 48

The Admiral's Cup collection unveils its first diving watch, water-resistant to 1,000 metres. It features a unidirectional rotating bezel and a helium escape valve. COSC certified chronometer.

• Golden Bridge Tourbillon

For its 30th anniversary, the legendary Golden Bridge model incorporates a tourbillon escapement in its baguette movement. The CO 213 calibre is the result of two years' development by movement constructors at Corum's design bureau. 33 Unique Pieces.

• Ti-Bridge Tourbillon

Corum's engineers have crowned the CO 007 calibre, developed in 2009 for the first Ti-Bridge model, with yet another tour de force: the CO 022 calibre. The absence of a top bridge creates the illusion that the tourbillon is "flying" above the baguette movement. Limited edition of 99 in titanium and 66 in titanium with black PVD coating for the Black Ti-Bridge Tourbillon.

• Admiral’s Cup Black Challenge 44

From Corum, a powerful, virile personality for this new interpretation of the Admiral’s Cup.

Both versions (black or white dial) share the Admiral Cup’s signature twelve-sided case. Measuring 44mm in diameter, it boasts a special black PVD coating with a hardness of 1,300 Vickers. The same treatment is applied to the crown and chronograph pushers. The case, which is water-resistant to 100m, features a date corrector at 10 o’clock while the screw-down case back is engraved with the Admiral’s Cup trophy. The nautical pennants on the dial are another characteristic feature of this collection.

Self-winding CO753 mechanical chronograph movement. COSC-certified. Chronograph, date at 4:30, rhodium-plated finish. Corum name engraved on the oscillating weight.

• Golden Bridge Lady

With its Golden Bridge Lady, Corum presents a sumptuous and surprising interpretation of its legendary model. For the first time, the hand-wound mechanical baton movement is positioned horizontally in the case. Delicately engraved, the wheels in motion are a sight to behold. This model sparkles with over 2.5 carats of diamonds for a jewel of elegance and exclusivity for discerning ladies.

Given its mechanical complexity and meticulously-set stones, only a few Golden Bridge Lady watches will be produced each year, in 18k red or white gold.

• Admiral’s Cup GMT 44

The Admiral’s Cup GMT 44 brings urban chic to Corum’s legendary collection. Skilfully blending a sporting spirit with elegant style, this model signals the start of a new line as it is joined by subsequent variations. This new line stands out for its softer angles, slimmer case and redesigned lines of force. In keeping with today’s lifestyles, the Admiral’s Cup GMT 44 includes a second time zone.

Self-winding CO383 mechanical movement. Hours, minutes, seconds, date and second time zone. Corum name engraved on the oscillating weight. 42-hour power reserve. Rhodium-plated finish. Steel and steel/red gold models guaranteed water-resistant to 100 metres; red gold models to 50 metres.

Limited edition of less than 1,000 in 2009 for all the versions together.

• Ti-Bridge: introducing an exclusive new movement for a new line

The CO 007 is the second movement to be entirely designed, developed and assembled in-house by Corum. This exclusive hand-wound mechanical movement takes its inspiration from the legendary Golden Bridge calibre, which it then makes its own. While the shape is instantly recognisable, the dimensions, components and specifications are quite different, testifying to a resolutely contemporary spirit. As the first model to house this new movement, the Ti-Bridge ushers in a new line in the Corum collections. The perfect counterpoint of sobriety, modernity and elegance, the Ti-Bridge marks the ideal balance between design and technology. Limited edition of 750 in 2009.

• Admiral’s Cup Tourbillon 48

The carriage of the tourbillon, held by a horizontal bridge, bears the CORUM key symbol. Placed at 6 o’clock, this signature touch echoes the two other openings cut out in the plate at 12 and 3 o’clock respectively, and which partially reveal the inside of the movement. Like the other openings on the back of the caliber, they provide glimpses of the gear trains and other parts that are PVD-coated.
The bridges and mainplate are crafted in red-colored 5N 18-carat solid gold. All parts are treated to a high-end hand-crafted finish. Beveled and drawn out with a file, their surfaces are satin-brushed or engraved with a vertical Côtes de Genève motif, before being clad in their black PVD coating. Endowed with a 90-hour power reserve supplied by a single barrel, this caliber beats at a speed of 21,600 vibrations per hour.

• Admiral’s Cup Challenge 44 Split-Seconds

The CO-986 contains a 13 ¼’’’ movement. Thanks to its split-second function, this 31-jewel chronograph caliber with a balance oscillating at 28,800 vibrations per hour enables measurement of several split times. The black lacquered dial is adorned with distinctive nautical pennants around the flange. The red-rimmed chevron-style hour-markers are filled with a luminescent substance. The bezel is made of carbon, as are the three lever-shaped pushers that activate the functions of this chronograph: the two traditional pushers at 2 and 4 o’clock, centered on the lugs, and the one controlling the red lacquered split-second hand, at 8:30.

• Admiral’s Cup Leap Second 48

Based on the Admiral’s Cup design with its twelve-sided bezel and sapphire crystal,CORUM now offers a self-winding split-second chronograph with jumping seconds. Moreover, this timepiece is also fitted with a new pusher-locking system that prevents inadvertent handling of the chronograph functions. Within its case beats the CO-895 movement specially developed by CORUM. Featuring 40 jewels and a frequency of 4 Hz, the chronograph beats to the cadence of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The system includes two barrels, one of which is dedicated to driving the jumping seconds hand. A sports watch to the core, the Admiral’s Cup boasts an extremely readable dial on which the contrasts are further accentuated by the anti-reflective coating on the sapphire crystal. The flange is painted with 12 nautical pennant corresponding to the figures 1 to 12, as used in the maritime International Signals Code. The jumping seconds hand performs one turn per second and displays the time measured off to within 1/8th of a second, a feat that involved reducing its weight to an absolute minimum.

• Romvlvs Retrograde Annual Calendar

Limited production of 50 pieces

Movement:
Automatic, Retrograde Annual Calendar
Frequency: 4Hz, 28,800 vibrations/hour
32 jewels
Special CORUM finish and design
Bidirectional winding of the rotor engraved with CORUM name

Functions:
Hours and minutes, seconds in the center
Indication month, day at 3 and at 9 o’clock, date with retrograde hand in the centre
55-hour power reserve

Case:
41mm diameter
18kt white or red gold 5N
“Wave-profile” bezel engraved with 12 Roman numerals
Fluted crown in 18kt white gold engraved with the CORUM key
6-screw open back cover with anti-reflective treatment

Dial:
Black, sun guilloché with 60 graduations
Indication of the day and month in two windows at 9 and 3 o’clock edged with an applique in white gold
Outer flange carrying the minute circle and the date
Red skeleton arrow shaped retrograde hand

Glass:
Cut, shaped sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating

Strap:
Black crocodile leather, width 22/18 mm
18kt white gold pin buckle with CORUM logo

Water- resistance:
3 atmospheres (99 feet / 30 meters)

• Admiral’s Cup Tourbillon 48 set with diamonds

Movement:
Manual winding Tourbillon, CO-372
Frequency: 3Hz; 21,600 vibrations/hour
Diameter 14 ½’’’
19 jewels
Bridges and bottom plate in 18kt red gold 5N hand engraved and set with diamonds

Functions:
Hours, minutes in the center
Power reserve of 90 hours

Case:
48mm diameter
18kt red gold 5N set with diamonds
Crown in 18kt red gold 5N, engraved with CORUM key and set with diamonds
Screw open back cover with anti-reflective treatment, set with diamonds

Dial:
Fitted flange in 18kt red gold 5N set with hand engraved nautical pennant hour markers set with black and white diamonds
18kt red gold 5N coated hour and minute hands
Tourbillon carriage is decorated with the CORUM logo
Tourbillon bridge inspired by the shape of the boom of a boat

Diamonds:
1,389 white diamonds and 48 black diamonds, total: 6.95ct
48 baguette diamonds, total: 3,46ct
Total: 1’485 diamonds for 10.41 ct

Glass:
Cambered twelve-sided sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating

Strap:
Black genuine crocodile leather, width 24/21mm
18kt red gold 5N 3-part folding clasp with engraved CORUM logo and set with 204 diamonds, total: 1.30ct

Water resistance:
3 atmospheres (99 feet/30 meters)

• Golden Bridge Full Pavé

Movement:
CO 113, mechanical
Frequency: 4Hz, 28,800 vibrations/hour
19 jewels
18kt gold hand-engraved plates and bridges

Functions:
Hours and minutes
Power reserve of 40 hours
Mechanical, hand-wound by a stem at 6 o’clock
Slipping spring mechanism
Variable inertia balance adjustable by screws

Case:
Dimensions: 34x51mm
18kt white gold 5N case set with 264 diamonds, total: 6.40ct
Screwed back cover with 180 diamonds, total: 2.88ct
Sapphire crystal case and sides with anti-reflective coating

Hands:
Black skeleton hour and minute hands

Strap:
Hand-stitched genuine black alligator, width 20/18 mm

Buckle:
18kt white gold buckle set with 8 diamonds, total: 0.28ct

• Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 

For coastal regions where the tide comes in on average every 12hrs 25 mins, the Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 provides all the important information about the tides: the lunar month, the strength of the tide, an estimate of high waters and current strengths, as well as the time of the tides.
Always well anchored to its automatic Tides CO 277 movement exclusive to CORUM, the Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 has an exterior in titanium (case and buckle) and components in vulcanized rubber (bezel, caseback, lateral crown protection, strap). The famous 12-sided case of the Admiral’s Cup collection has inspired the dial – which follows the same pattern of lines pennant by pennant, hour-marker after hour-marker. Water-resistance, 300m.

• Admiral’s Cup Challenge 44 Regatta

Thanks to its flyback chronograph, it can display several intermediate times and is the ideal partner for key moments of a regatta! 13 ¼’’’ self-winding movement: COSC-certified CO-986, exclusive to CORUM. The dial is engine-turned in a hobnail pattern. The trademark 12 coloured pennants are painted on the dial rim. Screw-in crown with a double-notched grip and protected by an extension of the case in vulcanised rubber.

• Romulus Dual Time

This historical model of the CORUM brand, with an all-new design and exemplary ease of use, permits the simultaneous display of two time zones. The fine brushed upper surface of the bezel features the 12 engraved Roman numerals, the recognizable signature of the ROMVLUS design. To safeguard optimum water-resistance, each crystal is inserted manually, piece by piece, using a tool specially developed for this purpose. Second time-zone subdial at 12 o’clock. Another subdial at 6 o’clock displays the seconds. Meanwhile, at 3 o’clock, the date stands out in white against a black background. All of the setting operations for the two time zones and date are actuated very simply by means of the pull-out crown.

• Golden Tourbillon Panoramique

As its name suggests, this unique model in the world of watchmaking applies the Golden Bridge concept to the tourbillon. The Golden Tourbillon Panoramique associates a sapphire tourbillon movement with the transparent tonneau case of the Golden Bridge. The totally transparent case comprises a middle part in 18 ct gold set with side walls, a crystal and case back in scratch-resistant sapphire. Two semi-opaque synthetic elements at 12 and 6 o’clock protect the movement from lateral and vertical shocks without impairing the ethereal and near-magical impact made by this exceptional timepiece. 21,600 vibrations per hour, with a 90-hour power reserve.