Ti-Bridge

The magnificence of Corum's bridge movement is displayed within a 42mm square titanium case. The lack of a dial allows full view of the movement and supporting parts through an anti-reflective sapphire crystal. The hand-wound movement offers an extended 72 hour power reserve.

Specifications

Movement: CO 007 Hand wound mechanical baguette movement made of titanium Frequency: 4Hz, 28,800 vibrations/hour 21 jewels Satin-finished bridge with engraved CORUM logo Snailed finish of the barrel Four triangular casing clamps Power reserve of 72 hours

Case: 42.5 x 41.5mm Tonneau-shaped case made of titanium Polished finish on the top of the case with two sand-blasted grooves, satin-finished case sides Fluted titanium crown with satin and polished finishes, adorned with CORUM key 6-screw satin-finished case-back with engraved CORUM logo, open case-back under the movement Sapphire crystal with anti-glare coating

Bracelet: Genuine black crocodile leather strap, hand-stitched

Dial: No dial Flange coated with black PVD Hour and minute baton hands with Superluminova

Notes: Limited edition of 750 pieces

Gender: Mens

Vendor SKU: 007.400.04 0F81 0000

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Corum Ti-Bridge Limited Edition - An Example of Modern Elegance - Tue, 12 Jan 2010
Ever since the seventies, when Gerald Genta gave the world the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and the Patek Philippe Nautilus, less elegant watches made of non-precious metals have become accepted as luxury items. Never before as in the past decade, however, has traditional high-end horology been so intertwined with casual style. Manufacturers such as Bell & Ross, Roger Dubuis, Jaeger Lecoultre, and Corum have delighted watch enthusiasts with fantastic creations that blur the line that separates traditional elegant luxury and rugged functionality and style. Perfectly balanced between these two aspects of watchmaking is the runner up 2009 Watch of the Year, the limited edition Corum Ti-Bridge. ...