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CORUM – BASEL IN BANGKOK
GLAMOROUS HAUTE HORLOGERIE FROM BASELWORLD
On May 2012, CORUM brings Basel to Bangkok with an exhibition of its latest models recently introduced at the BASELWORLD 2012.
Basel in Bangkok is set to take place on May 3 to 15 at the Atrium of The Peninsula Plaza. The event is to feature 2012 Novelties from CORUM’s two pillars – Admiral’s Cup and Bridges. “Admiral’s Cup and Bridges are two very strong iconic products for us,” says Antonio Calce, CEO of CORUM Watches. Read more 
Corum Celebrity SWISS of the Year
Didier Cuche has been named Swiss personality of 2011. For CORUM who is associated with this popular Swiss skiing ace, this prize is a source of great satisfaction and confirms Didier’s stature within Switzerland, where he has won the hearts of the public! Read more
Lehmann Ultra Precision in the Making
Called the “birth hour of a new watch culture”, 28 October 2011 marked the launch of a new manufacture of ultra-precise watches. At Schramberg’s Gut Berneck, deep in the Black Forest, Lehmann Präzisionsuhren Manufaktur Schramberg celebrated its launch as the latest addition to an outstanding horological culture with the label Made in Germany. Read more
CORUM watch told Bangkok High Tide
As Bangkok faced devastating floods in October 2011, the Corum Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 watch proved that it is not only an instrument for sailors. This watch became a helpful instrument in indicating the time, strength and amplitude of tides, 24 hours in advance. Read more
CORUM Golden Bridge Automatic
Legendary and beautiful, the unique Golden Bridge movement of CORUM turned 30 last year. Few mechanical movements have had such an impact on horological history. Now, in 2011, CORUM raises the ante and introduces the first automatic linear self-winding movement, CORUM Caliber CO313.
Thailand Floods
Damages from floods in Thailand are catastrophic. After cities to the north of Bangkok were hit by devastating floods in early and mid October 2011, the water masses converged on the capital and caused further damages and suffering in densely populated communities around and inside Bangkok. Millions of people were affected. The National Economic and Social Development Board estimated that the economic cost of the crisis may reach US$ 7 billion.
Scarce South-Sea Pearls
Key in evaluating pearls are size, shape, color, luster and skin. There are over a 1000 types of oysters, but only three are relevant to the pearl industry. ANDY MULLER shares his selection criteria for the rarest of South-Sea pearls, and some more knowledge. Read more
