Admiral's Cup - All the Heritage of a Corum Watch

One of the most classic types of Swiss watches, the Corum brand has been crafting high-quality timepieces since the 1950's. This group was founded by Simone Ries and Rene Bannwart, who profited from the expertise of Gaston Ries. They first gained fame with the internationally best-selling design of the Liberty Eagle watch, which featured a US $20 gold piece. This same level of innovation and smart design has carried over into the Corum Admiral's Cup, which combines traditional Swiss engineering with a nautical flair to the design. It is a perfect watch to wear on a daily basis, as it is luxurious but not overly complicated with bells and whistles.

What makes a Corum Admiral's Cup unique is similar to all of its other designs. The company is excellent at branding, and you can recognize a Corum design from a mile away. There is a progressive line to the designs, with each new design being a logical extension of the last one. Although the company has been successful throughout the years, they strive to keep on innovating with new feats of engineering and design flourishes to make their watches stand out. The Admiral's Cup is no exception, and is the product of the company's new design center.

One of the most popular styles of the Corum Admiral's Cup features a black dial with the trademark nautical pennant hour markers, as well as a titanium case and bracelet. It uses a chronometer-certified automatic movement, which helps lend precision to the watch at all times. This includes readings for sub seconds as well as a display that shows you the day and date, along with the time. Like all Corum timepieces, this model is water resistant up to a depth of 300 meters.

There are several different versions of the Corum Admiral's Cup, which vary in the material of the case, mainly. You can choose from various color schemes to find the classic design that will best fit your personal style, or that of the person you are giving this limited edition quality watch to. As part of the Corum tradition, all of these watches are time-tested and very much in line with traditional Swiss watch-making techniques. There is a classic elegance that is very much apparent in this watch design, which makes it the type of watch that you can pass down for generations as a family heirloom, as many have been doing since Corum's inception in the 1950's.