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After 20 years, I decided to take it out.
Corum Anniversary Automaton Quarter Repeater made in 40 examples, 10 in white gold, 10 in yellow and 20 in red gold. Made to celebrate one of the anniversary of the company completely assemble Christopher Claret.
I tried finding more information not much is available. I'm hoping that some of the Purist might know more.
Thanks in advance. 
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After 20 years, I decided to take it out.
Corum Anniversary Automaton Quarter Repeater made in 40 examples, 10 in white gold, 10 in yellow and 20 in red gold. Made to celebrate one of the anniversary of the company completely assemble Christopher Claret. I tried finding more information not much ...
I Also!
I also wish to know more. All the information that I have is from the Certificate of Authenticity. Blessings.
Ahhhhh.....this is a rare bird!!!!
Absolute wow, ignoring brand prestige. Well done!! Best, Horo
We need more pictures and a video!
This is a rare bird and a special watch. Would love to see the back if the movement is shown and especially a video of this in action!
Not much of an expert on taking photos or videos, but I will try.
There is no transparent back, so you can't really see the movement.
WOW!!!
This is such a rare timepiece...made by a genius...as far as I remember the base of the movement is a Frederic Piguet 71...would be interesting to see the quarter-repeater module commissioned to Claret...