Corum

Creativity and innovation in watchmaking since 1955

Founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1955, Corum is a Swiss Maison that has always stood out for its ability to break the conventions of traditional watchmaking. Bold, technical, and visionary, Corum has won over collectors and enthusiasts with models that combine aesthetic innovation, unconventional design, and Swiss quality.

Watches that challenge conventions

Corum is famous for some truly unique collections:

• Admiral’s Cup (1960): one of the first sports watches inspired by the world of sailing, featuring its iconic dodecagonal case and nautical flags instead of indices
• Golden Bridge (1980): an engineering masterpiece with a visible linear movement mounted vertically
• Bubble: with a domed glass and eccentric dials, it has become a cult favorite among fans of offbeat watches

Each Corum creation tells a different vision of the watch, where technique becomes art.

Why choose a vintage Corum

A vintage Corum is perfect for those seeking originality, refined design, and collectible value. Vintage models offer unmistakable style, often paired with reliable movements and high-quality finishes.

Among the most appreciated on the vintage market are:

• Corum Admiral’s Cup vintage
• Early Golden Bridge models
• Coin Watch (watches with gold coins)
• Corum Romvlvs with engraved bezel indices

Wearing a vintage Corum means standing out with a watch that combines art, technique, and personality.

Discover more about Corum

Want to learn more about Corum’s history and creations? Visit the official Corum website or follow the brand on Instagram.