Corum Admiral��s Cup Legend 42
At Baselworld last week Corum unveiled the Admiral's Cup Legend 42. The twelve-sided bezel and nautical pennants have defined Admiral’s Cup family for decades. For 2011, the collection expands with the addition of a classically elegant example. At 42mm, this new model is smaller than the collection's sporting versions, and the new design is more understated. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The case has been redesigned with more strongly curved and rounded lugs, resulting in softer angles, while the sapphire caseback allows a view of the caliber CO395 movement inside. Beating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, it has a 42-hour power reserve and features an oscillating weight engraved with the Corum name.The dial features a vertical guilloch�� motif for the steel and two-tone steel & gold versions, or barleycorn guilloch�� for the 18K red gold models. The Admiral's Cup Legend 42 comes with a leather strap for the steel and steel & gold versions, or an alligator

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Very pleased to share with friends here on my new incoming! My 6th AP, freshly out from AP Singapore Boutique, I must say that both the watch and boutique services are top notch. I couldn't have asked for more from my favourite watch house!I've considered the Ceramic Diver for quite a while before pulling the trigger. It is my first AP with an in-house 3120 movement... Diver is the first-of-its-kind modern AP with 300m water resistance and a rotating bezel feature... It is also my first all-black watch with some orange content on the dial which is quite related to my forum nickname! The finishing of the black ceramic case and bezel is indeed second to none IMO. The trademark vertical brushed lines complete the authentic look of the Royal Oak. The chunky watch is pretty light due to its Ceramic/Titanium material combo. It wears very comfortably on my wrist I can wear it whole day. The titanium display case back allows a full view of the in-house automatic movement with the beautiful gol

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Lazy Saturday, decided to drop by to see friends cum watches.. Please enjoy most of the range I have taken..Had the chance to hands on a limited edition of 5pc production of AP T3 full WG & diamond, its damn heavy and bling, with a whooping price tag of course! Its Xmas soon, time set your target and go shopping!!!

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