The Corum Admiral Cup is one of Corum's many iconic watch collections. Listed here is a detailed introduction to the sequence:
Series History: Given birth to in 1960, the line takes its name from the first wind-surfing race held in 1957, typically the " Admiral's Cup. " Corum founder René Bannwart, a passionate sailor, named the gathering after the race. In 1983, the Admiral Cup have a major redesign, adopting any dodecagonal case and exchanging traditional hour markers using nautical flag motifs-a design and style that became the series' signature feature.
Design Characteristics: Case: Typically the dodecagonal case is a quality of the Admiral Cup set, a unique shape that units it apart from other wrist watches. Case materials vary, which includes stainless steel, rose gold, and solidité.
Dial: Often the dial is typically decorated having colorful nautical flag styles, used as hour marker pens. These flags are not only attractive but also further reinforce often the nautical theme of the collection. Some models feature wood made dials paired with nautical hole hour markers, creating a abundant maritime atmosphere.
Strap: Straps are made of supplies including leather and plastic, and come in a variety of shades to meet the preferences and requirements of different consumers.
Representative Models:
Admiral's Cup Legend forty-five Minute Repeater Tourbillon: This specific limited edition watch opened their gates to celebrate the 50th house warming of the Admiral's Cup sequence. It combines two significant complications: a tourbillon and also a minute repeater, and is driven by the CO 010 movements.
Admiral's Cup AC-One 45: Model A082/03209, featuring a 45mm diameter ti case, a wooden call, and a brown calfskin straps. It is powered by the CORP 082 automatic movement using a power reserve of approximately 42 several hours.
