A Gun Blue Bezel Enhances the Nautical Flags

CORUM, a watch brand from La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, is highly acclaimed worldwide for its aesthetic appeal and superior technical prowess. In 1960, CORUM unveiled a sports watch collection named after the legendary and most grueling of all ocean yacht races, the "Admiral's Cup," as a tribute to the race and the men of the sea.

The "Admiral" series, which follows this legacy, features unique designs such as push buttons enabling precise time adjustment, advanced automatic movements, and the international maritime signal flags adorning the dodecagonal case and dial, all expressing CORUM's elegant and sporty identity.

The "Admiral Legend 42 Chronograph," released this time, is a Japan-exclusive model based on the "Admiral's Cup Legend 42." It features a gun blue bezel, the concept color of the "Admiral" series, creating a design where the nautical flags stand out more compared to the standard models.

Founded in 1955 by René Bannwart, CORUM is based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, a hub for many prestigious watch manufacturers. The brand's iconic key pointing to the sky symbolizes the "Key To Perfect Time," and it is a Swiss manufacture brand with integrated design and assembly capabilities. Known for its sophisticated aesthetic sense and the high traditional craftsmanship that realizes it, CORUM stands at the forefront of the Swiss watch industry with its long-selling "Admiral" series, which expresses numerals with international maritime signal flags, the "Golden Bridge" created by renowned independent watchmaker Vincent Calabrese, the "Coin Watch" featuring genuine, rare coins on the dial, and the "Bubble" with its domed sapphire crystal.