Corum Orange Watches

Here's an opportunity to shine wherever you go and we do not even refer to wearing shiny, shimmering lipsticks!? All you need to keep shining is the Corum Classical Billionaire Tourbillion Watch which has been suffocated with diamonds all over the bezel.This is an appealing watch that comes in a white gold case measuring 46 mm and a matching strap. It has a skeleton dial that seems to be littered with black dots with a matching skeleton hour and minute hands.What makes the Corum Classical Billionaire Tourbillion Watch an attention-getter is the unique 7.57 ctw baguette-cut sapphire hour markers in Roman numerals. Another set of 3.14 ctw baguette-cut sapphires can be found on the case while trapeze cut diamonds can also be found on the bezel.This timepiece is a watch that's better off hidden and secured in your vault instead of worn on your wrist not for anything else but because it is a limited edition watch with only 10 units produced worldwide. Unless you can risk this watch worth $372,000 you're better off showcasing this in your private museum than on your self.To assure you that the cost of the watch is well worth it, take note of the jewels; 8.04K 726 round diamonds, 7.57K 104 baguette-cut sapphires and 3.14K 64 baguette-cut sapphires.

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.