Brand: Corum
Item Number: 2575
Description: Corum Golden Bridge Rectangle Watch. 29.50 x 42.20 mm 5n 18kt rose gold case, 9.30 mm thick, sapphire back, dial with rhodium plated appliqués, caliber CO 113 hand-wound movement with hours, minutes, approximately 40 hour of power reserve, brown alligator strap, triple-blade folding buckle. Water resistant to 30 meters / 3 ATM. Slight scratches on case.
The Corum Golden Bridge with a 29.5mm skeleton dial and brown alligator strap (B113/03044-113.050.55/0F02 MX55R) is a mesmerizing showcase of horological artistry and engineering excellence. Its gorgeous case, crafted with precision and attention to detail, provides the perfect stage for the iconic Golden Bridge movement, which is proudly displayed in all its splendor. The intricate skeletonized dial reveals the intricate inner workings of the timepiece, allowing the wearer to admire the beauty of each component as it moves with mechanical precision. Includes hang tag, 2 year warranty certificate card, manual, and authenticity certificate.
Condition: Excellent condition with very slight signs of wear
Shipping: Free shipping on all orders. Two-day delivery anywhere in the United States for all purchases over two thousand dollars and ground delivery for all other orders.
Story: The adventure began with René Bannwart. With his strong entrepreneurial spirit and watchmaking experience acquired from the most prestigious watch manufacturers, he founded his own brand and created CORUM in 1955 with his uncle Gaston Ries. Particularly fascinated by the word “quorum” which means the minimum number of persons present and necessary to hold discussions and make valid decisions, René Bannwart nonetheless simplified the spelling to CORUM.
Right from the time of its creation in 1955 in La Chaux- de-Fonds, CORUM displayed a determination to position itself at the forefront of the Swiss watch industry.
The emblem, a key pointing skywards, is a symbol of the mystery to be fathomed, the enigma to be resolved, of new territories to be explored, and of innovation. It also alludes to the inventiveness, tenacity and bold spirit required in order to attain the total mastery of time. In 1956 the first CORUM watches appeared on the market and the brand launched a veritable cascade of new ideas with great success. It was even recognized by its peers as one of the most creative in the industry.
In 1966 Jean-René Bannwart, the son of the founding father, joined the watchmaking company. Together with his father, they created the models which became Corum’s trademark, in particular the Admiral’s Cup model.
Every Watch Has a StoryTM is in no way affiliated with Corum and does not claim to be. We simply love their products and make them available to our customers who enjoy surrounding themselves with the best of the best.
