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Corum has unveiled a couple of new timepieces, which both slot into the brand's Seafender 46 collection.Entitled the Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Dive and the Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Chrono Dive, both watches have a wealth of appealing features, Watch Luxus reported.For example, the 46 Dive is styled within a 12-sided case and comes with a bezel ring that is decorated in 12 nautical pennants.The ticker is easy to spot too, thanks to the case measuring in at a bulky 46mm in diameter, meaning watch fans should be able to read the time with ease.Meanwhile, one of the highlight features of the Chrono Dive include the fact that it is powered through the Caliber CO753, which allows it to hold a 48-hour power reserve.Corum, which has been making eye-catching timepieces for the watch industry since 1955, have also made both tickers practical, by designing them with a water resistance of 300m.

Corum's matchless Golden Bridge has won the Public Prize in the 'Watch of the Year 2005' contest. Universally renowned, Golden Bridge watch in its new interpretation exemplifies a fresh design fit for recent cutting edge technologies. Anyone would get fascinated by Corum's new Golden Bridge collection: baguette-shaped 18 carat gold bridges, diamond bezel perfectly hand-engraved with charming rolling patterns, tiny gears lined up together, and slim open-worked black gold hands, that seem to be suspended in the space invented by the transparence of the four sapphire crystals enveloping the case. The case is featured in fine 18 carat gold or platinum ribs, with a tonneau-shape and inwardly curved down to provide a feeling of special comfort on the wrist.