Corum Squelette - The best skeleton watch we have ever seen

Watch collectors worldwide are busy reserving this Skeleton watch. Find out why it's unlike any other that we've seen so far. Corum Admiral's Cup Squelette The 3D skeleton watch with a grade 5 titanium case. You've never seen anything like this before. Corum has created something truly unique here, exactly what you'd expect from the brand. The Corum Admiral's Cup Squelette is a finely architected masterpiece with an open worked dial, a remarkably modern and revolutionary date disk and a grade 5 titanium structure. A skeleton watch unlike any other you've ever seen. Fine-watchmaking has always been Corum’s forte, especially with the Admiral’s Cup collection. Revealed to the world in 1960, the Admiral’s Cup has always sailed in a class of its own, with a design that nobody will every mistake for something else courtesy Corum’s signature dodecagonal case (Corum’s unique 12-sided case). Over the years, the world has seen numerous evolutions of the Admiral's Cup, but the Squelette seems to be Corum's most daring take on one of their most loved watches. Read on as we explain why this Skeleton watch has become a favourite among connoisseurs around the world. MRP - Rs. 772,000 For an offer price on the Corum Admiral's Cup Squelette, please call our luxury watch experts at [+91 8725028900](tel:08725028900) or [+91 8725028896](tel:+91%208725028896). [Discover the Corum Squelette]( Unique multi-layered skeleton dial, broad-faceted hands with luminescent tips & iconic nautical flags marking indices The 3D Dial : a masterpiece of watchmaking excellence The purpose of any skeleton watch is to show the entire movement in all its glory, and this is where Corum’s expertise in design is on full display. What makes the Squelette interesting is its multi-layered skeletonized dial that gives the watch real depth, done in a way that it elegantly exposes the mechanical movement – its intricacies as well as the expertly-executed finishing. Overall, the visual appeal of the three-dimensional composition of the hands, the date ring, and movement is very effective and the finishing is exceptional – something we’d expect from a brand like Corum. The details that must be highlighted: The details that have gone into crafting the Squelette are what make the watch so intriguing and desirable. The Corum logo, done in a steel grey tone to complement the colour scheme of the watch, is not placed on the dial but instead on the inner side of the sapphire crystal. A clever application as this gives more visual depth to the dial from one’s wrist. Adding to the overall three-dimensional look are the baton-shaped hour markers with luminescent markings, which originate from the chapter ring and rest above the date disc. The relatively broad, skeleton, faceted-hands too have luminescent tips, lending the Squelette great legibility. The expert craftsmanship of the watch lies in the details. The slender seconds hand for example, bears the Corum “key” logo – workmanship that is not so simple to achieve (any watch enthusiast would know). If you notice carefully, the Corum Admiral’s Cup Squelette also houses the signature maritime pennants on the inner flange of the dial. A subtle nod to the core DNA and design code of the Admiral’s Cup collection. The flags are the numerical symbols of the international semaphore alphabet used by ships in the forms of flags or nautical pennants as a way of visual communication. MRP - Rs. 772,000 For more information, please call [+91 8725028900](tel:08725028900) or [+91 8725028896](tel:+91%208725028896). 45mm grade 5 titanium case and ingenious date display At the end of it all, it is a 45mm watch, and one would assume the Squelette to be extremely heavy! But Corum, once again, tackled this by using grade 5 titanium which makes the watch lighter and stronger than steel. The satin finish with the mysterious grey mirror polishing, alternating with brushed surfaces, adds to its overall enigma. Moreover, the Corum logo engraved crown is attractively encased between crown protectors that also aid in adjusting the crown easily. With a 13.3mm thickness, the Squelette is not as thick as one might expect of the timepiece either. The skeletonized date ring of the Squelette is what really draws the most attention. Corum has cleverly taken advantage of the slopes of the dodecagonal case by giving us an over exposed date indication at 6 o’clock. The window is marked by a large rectangular shaped polished frame with a silvery white plate background that displays the date. MRP - Rs. 772,000 For more information, please call [+91 8725028900](tel:08725028900) or [+91 8725028896](tel:+91%208725028896). Accomplished in-house designed & manufactured movement What powers the unique Admiral’s Cup Squelette is an accomplished movement designed and made entirely at the Corum Manufacture at La Chaux De Fonds – the self-winding Calibre CO 9000 that has a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz). It is visible through the dial and wonderfully showcased through the sapphire crystal case back. Equipped with a power reserve of 42 hours, the Squelette is also water resistant to a depth of 300 metres, which is unusual considering skeleton watches are never an ideal choice for dives! But maybe this makes the watch ready for an adventure it’s not dressed for. After all, James Bond usually has his best action scenes while wearing a tuxedo, doesn’t he? MRP - Rs. 772,000 For more information, please call [+91 8725028900](tel:08725028900) or [+91 8725028896](tel:+91%208725028896). [Discover the Corum Squelette]( Corum Manufacture In 1955, the year it was founded, the House of Corum was established at La Chaux-de-Fonds. La Chaux-de-Fonds is a Swiss town located in the Jura mountains a few kilometres from the French border. Today, it remains a very significant watchmaking centre and is home to some of the most famous watchmaking manufacturers. In the Swiss watchmaking industry only brands that make at least one movement entirely in-house, may use the prestigious name Manufacture. And over the years, Corum has strengthened its reputation as an innovative Manufacture brand. While staying true to the guiding principles of the founders and loyal to the iconic collections, Corum also believes in enriching its timepieces with a powerful modern touch, bearing the hallmark of innovation and technical breakthroughs. Attention to detail is everything at the Corum Manufacture. Every watch undergoes six crucial stages before it receives the stamp of approval to leave the Manufacture’s facilities in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Every watch is handcrafted and finished to perfection; quality and excellence are therefore, synonymous with all Corum watches. [Read more...]( Handfinished to perfection Acknowledged both for the aesthetic appeal of its timepieces and technical excellence, Corum has always strived to pursue the path of creativity and boldness. Every watch is handcrafted by master craftsmen at the brand's watchmaking facilities in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Each watch undergoes hours of workmanship and leaves the Manufacture only after it is hand-finished to perfection. Carefully assembled to represent the expertise of fine watchmaking Since 1955, Corum has adopted creativity and boldness as its guiding principles and as a result, the world has witnessed some of the most revolutionary timepieces from the House of Corum. Right from designing the movement to manufacturing, finishing and finally assembling the watch, every stage represents fine watchmaking - a term that's become synonymous with the brand. Ethos Watch Boutiques is India's largest chain of luxury watch boutiques Our marketing office is located at 204-206, Second Floor Square One Mall District Centre Saket New Delhi Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](