replica vintage corum

Corum has chosen a beautiful timepiece to house the unveiling of its second in-house caliber, the CO 007 movement, inspired by their famous Golden Bridge caliber. While the movement may be similar the timepiece itself is truly a unique and stunning contemporary creation. The Ti-Bridge is a limited edition production of only 750 pieces and is an elegant and impressive addition to the brand. The 42.5 x 41.5 mm Tonneau-shaped case is made of titanium with a Polished finish on the top of the case with two sand-blasted grooves and satin-finished case sides. The watch has a fluted titanium crown with satin and polished finishes and is adorned with CORUM key 6-screw satin-finished case-back with engraved CORUM logo. The dial of the Ti-Bridge is non-existent as you can see staraight throught to the movement. The hour and minute hands are baton shaped and have been treated with super luminova for easy readability. The movement is protected by a Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. The case is set on a Genuine hand stitched black crocodile leather strap with a titanium triple folding clasp. The Corum Ti-Bridge has a power reserve of 72 hours and is water resistant to 50 meters.

As part of a series of three vintage re-releases, these are the Corum Golden Tube and Chinese Hat women's jewelry watches. I will discuss the third watch in the new Vintage collection soon. Around the mid 20th century you could get away with a woman's watch shaped like a can of beans in gold covered in diamonds. You could also get away with a watch nicknamed the Chinese Hat (because it sort of resembled that). Corum is likely going to using the French word for that which is "Chapeau Chinois."Both of these watches are going to be limited editions, coming in either 18k rose or white gold, and with mother-of-pearl or diamond studded faces. Even the MOP faces have diamond hour markers. Each of the versions is limited to just 30 pieces per style. The Golden tube is 30mm wide while the Chinese Hat is 34mm wide. Both are certainly elegant (in their own retro way), and have Swiss quartz movements, lots of high-quality diamonds, and thin alligator straps. Between these two I like the Golden Tube more. Probably because there are so many things to compare it to. Tin can is one thing. It could also be a beer can, and my favorite, the large side-mounted fuel tanks on a big rig. Keep on truckin' "diamond style" Corum...Ariel Adam publishes the luxury watch reviews site aBlogtoRead.com.