SEA OF POSSIBILITIES

Corum’s ocean-centric collection looks to the sky and Earth for extra polish.

Darren Ho

A cross almost all watch brands, products are frequently distinguished by style (classic, sporty, or otherwise) or the elements they reference (land, air, or sea). Corum’s Admiral collection is, of course, closely linked with water and the Admiral’s Cup sailing competition, which it references. With its striking dodecagonal bezel and pennant-styled hour indexes, the sports watch series has maintained its identity for over five decades now, with refinements added in recent years to contemporise its design. This year, the Admiral series goes further to draw a connection between land and air, with the Sea-centric collection bonding them altogether. Rare materials harvested from deep within the Earth and outer space raise the profile of the collection as a luxury sports watch with minimalist and utilitarian dials that ooze sophistication. The Admiral 42 Meteorite Turning…

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