The lucky winner of the WorldTempus-Corum contest of January 2018 is:
- Mrs Adella Gonzalez, from Covington, USA
She won the Corum Bubble 47 Digital watch, worth CHF 1,500.
Congratulations! The winner will be contacted by e-mail. If we do not receive a reply within 7 days we will draw another winner.
Try your luck in our current competition: win an Emile Chouriet Alchimie watch worth CHF 1,080.
Corum is a Swiss luxury watch manufacturer and was founded in 1955. The very popular watch series is the Admiral’s Cup but Corum has also had success with the coin watch for instance. This timepiece was released in the 1960s and has been famous for its guide wind or quartz movement inside a $20 or a $10 coin. Corum is also respected for world premiers where each year limited versions are sold out soon once they are on the industry. Severin Wunderman acquired Corum in 2000. This past year, the Korean manufacturer introduced a redesigned version in a more traditional round event. At this year’s Baselworld view fair, Corum introduced yet another variant of the Golden Bridge, in a new, Art Deco-influenced square case. Following is a look.The Corum Golden Bridge Rectangle, like its round-cased predecessor, is the brainchild of renowned designer Dino Modolo. The baguette-shaped, linear-oriented, manual-winding motion, Caliber CO113, is visible in the middle of this open dial and boasts a high level of engraving and finishes on its 18k gold bridges and plate. It is surrounded on either side by 18k gold constructions representing six Roman numerals whose curved shapes and rivets call into mind the structure of a bridge. The motion’s timekeeping works are on full display, together with the spring barrel at 6 o’clock feeding energy to the escapement in 12 o’clock.