Corum Releases Two New Golden Bridges In Preparation for Baselworld 2010

In anticipation for the Baselworld 2010 fair in March, Corum releases two new Golden Bridge models. The new models, one of which is designed for women, celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original Corum Golden Bridge, slim, baguette movement. Six variations of the new Golden Bridge 2010 for men will be produced in limited editions of 33, 93, or 133 examples. A new dial was conceived for this prestigious timepiece.
The second model named Miss Golden Bridge introduces an all new case and will have a limited production of no more then 333 pieces per year, which is not surprising considering the naturally limiting labor-intensive manufacturing process of the CO113 Golden Bridge movements. Both models offer novel looks, but they stay true to the idea that the rare, in-house CO113 calibre movement must be the primary focus.
The Golden Bridge 2010 will be encased in the well known 34 by 51mm tonneau-shaped case, fitted with sapphire crystal windows on every facet. The difference lies inside the case. The dial is placed behind the movement and it is cut out to allow for a view of the mechanism from the case-back. Alpha hour markers are applied to the dial that is engraved with a sunburst pattern. This decoration alludes to stage curtains with the movement as the primary player. This is a subtle message symbolizing the celebration of the mechanism’s anniversary.
Six distinct variations of the Corum Golden Bridge 2010 will be released this year using red gold, white gold, or platinum for the case combined with either the black, solid yellow gold, or dark grey version of the dial (pictured above).

The Miss Golden Bridge is unique thanks to its case. The new case is slim and the strap lugs are removed to give the impression that the black glossy band is integrated. The strap is easily interchangeable, however. The new design retains all the major features of the basic Golden Bridge models with the four sapphire crystals offering a unimpeded view of the CO113 calibre. Diamond-studded variations of the Miss Golden Bridge merge haute joaillerie with haute horlogerie. Four variations are available in rose or white gold and with or without the 90, hand-set diamonds. Corum will never produce more then a total of 333 each year.
The Golden Bridge is a source of pride and an important milestone for Corum. It symbolizes the company’s goal to distinguish itself from others with visionary designs and superlative watchmaking. The Miss Golden Bridge and the GB 2010 display amazing craftsmanship without being overly extravagant, therefore upholding the simplicity and subtlety of the thin, baguette movement to which they pay tribute.
Marco is a Corum specialist at Matt Baily.
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