Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire
382.879.69/0F01 0000
| Brand : | Corum |
| Collection : | Tourbillon & Classical |
| Model : | Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire |
| Reference : | 382.879.69/0F01 0000 |
| Nber of pieces : | 5 |
| Complement : | White Gold - Diamonds |
| On sale : | 2009 |
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Brand : Corum Collection : Tourbillon & Classical Model : Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire Reference : 382.879.69/0F01 0000 Nber of pieces : 5 Complement : White Gold - Diamonds On sale : 2009 List Price : 346 475 € Height : 53 mm Width : 38 mm Styles : Atypical High Horology Types : Hand-winding Calibre : CO 382 Calibre distinction : Grey sapphire crystal bridges and plate Complication : Skeleton Tourbillon Case material : White Gold Case peculiarity : Set with diamonds Open caseback Fluted crown at 6 o’clock in 18kt white gold engraved with the Corum key Sapphire crystals on sides Shape : Tonneau Water-resistance : 30 meters Display : Skeleton baton hands Glass : Antireflective coating Sapphire Strap material : Crocodile leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Triple folding buckle + More characteristics : Movement
17 jewels
Frequency :
3Hz. 21.600 vibrations/hour
Power reserve of 90 hours
Case
18kt white gold set with 309 diamonds (9.24ct)
Buckle
18kt gold triple folding clasp set with diamonds (0.84ct)
DESCRIPTION
- CORUM – when true time is back
2009 was definitely a creative year for CORUM with the launch of its second in-house movement and exclusive novelties. CORUM ends the year on a high note and unveils four exceptional timepieces for the Christmas celebrations. They illustrate CORUM’s long-term work to acquire expertise in high-end watch movements. Two of them are equipped with a high complication, the tourbillon, while the two other capitalize on a modern and technical material, titanium.
Enhancing the Corum Bridges and Romvlvs collections, which together with the Admiral’s Cup and Artisans lines represent the four CORUM pillars, the Swiss Watchmaker reveals four outstanding timepieces.
Looking back on its history and renewing ties with its roots, CORUM has revived its fundamentals and rebuilt its product strategy following a clear structure based on the four iconic pillars. The development of the human capital, devoting particular attention to the integration of watchmaking professions, technical skills and product development have led to an exceptionally creative year for CORUM.
A masterly mechanism, the tourbillon is still the most coveted high complication in Haute Horlogerie. It was created in 1801 by Abraham-Louis Breguet and only began to appear in wristwatches in the 1980s. The role of the tourbillon, originally created for pocket watches, is to eliminate the disruptive effects of gravity on the regulatory organ of the movement. CORUM unveils two striking timepieces which house this famous complication.
Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire
Reinterpreting transparency, characteristic of CORUM since 2007, the brand presents a Golden Tourbillon Panoramique with grey PVD coated sapphire crystals.
Endowed with a 90-hour power reserve, this tourbillon set on a sapphire crystal throne is a truly exceptional creation. The mainplate and the three bridges are made of sapphire crystal, a very delicate and brittle material. The slightly grey color of the sapphire crystal partly reveals the mystery of the conception and accentuates the strength of the timepiece. Four sapphire crystal glasses offer the maximum view of this stunning movement beating at 21,600 vibrations per hour. Framing the movement like a genuine work of art, the white gold case is set with 309 diamonds, accentuating the precious appearance of this exceptional timepiece.
Manufacturing the Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire calls for extreme precision and high-end watchmaking knowledge, a CORUM signature available in a Limited Edition of 5 pieces.
- CORUM – when true time is back
2009 was definitely a creative year for CORUM with the launch of its second in-house movement and exclusive novelties. CORUM ends the year on a high note and unveils four exceptional timepieces for the Christmas celebrations. They illustrate CORUM’s long-term work to acquire expertise in high-end watch movements. Two of them are equipped with a high complication, the tourbillon, while the two other capitalize on a modern and technical material, titanium.
Enhancing the Corum Bridges and Romvlvs collections, which together with the Admiral’s Cup and Artisans lines represent the four CORUM pillars, the Swiss Watchmaker reveals four outstanding timepieces.
Looking back on its history and renewing ties with its roots, CORUM has revived its fundamentals and rebuilt its product strategy following a clear structure based on the four iconic pillars. The development of the human capital, devoting particular attention to the integration of watchmaking professions, technical skills and product development have led to an exceptionally creative year for CORUM.
A masterly mechanism, the tourbillon is still the most coveted high complication in Haute Horlogerie. It was created in 1801 by Abraham-Louis Breguet and only began to appear in wristwatches in the 1980s. The role of the tourbillon, originally created for pocket watches, is to eliminate the disruptive effects of gravity on the regulatory organ of the movement. CORUM unveils two striking timepieces which house this famous complication.
Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire
Reinterpreting transparency, characteristic of CORUM since 2007, the brand presents a Golden Tourbillon Panoramique with grey PVD coated sapphire crystals.
Endowed with a 90-hour power reserve, this tourbillon set on a sapphire crystal throne is a truly exceptional creation. The mainplate and the three bridges are made of sapphire crystal, a very delicate and brittle material. The slightly grey color of the sapphire crystal partly reveals the mystery of the conception and accentuates the strength of the timepiece. Four sapphire crystal glasses offer the maximum view of this stunning movement beating at 21,600 vibrations per hour. Framing the movement like a genuine work of art, the white gold case is set with 309 diamonds, accentuating the precious appearance of this exceptional timepiece.
Manufacturing the Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire calls for extreme precision and high-end watchmaking knowledge, a CORUM signature available in a Limited Edition of 5 pieces.
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Brand : Corum Collection : Tourbillon & Classical Model : Golden Tourbillon Panoramique Grey Sapphire Reference : 382.879.69/0F01 0000 Nber of pieces : 5 Complement : White Gold - Diamonds On sale : 2009 List Price : 346 475 € Height : 53 mm Width : 38 mm Styles : Atypical High Horology Types : Hand-winding Calibre : CO 382 Calibre distinction : Grey sapphire crystal bridges and plate Complication : Skeleton Tourbillon Case material : White Gold Case peculiarity : Set with diamonds Open caseback Fluted crown at 6 o’clock in 18kt white gold engraved with the Corum key Sapphire crystals on sides Shape : Tonneau Water-resistance : 30 meters Display : Skeleton baton hands Glass : Antireflective coating Sapphire Strap material : Crocodile leather Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Triple folding buckle More characteristics : Movement
17 jewels
Frequency :
3Hz. 21.600 vibrations/hour
Power reserve of 90 hours
Case
18kt white gold set with 309 diamonds (9.24ct)
Buckle
18kt gold triple folding clasp set with diamonds (0.84ct)