Vincent Calabrese

Ok, here is some more pics from Geneva Zeitwinkel Rudis Sylva Corum

Sowind, yes, there my 2008 Maxi Marine Diver was also serviced, for about 1k Euro (converted from Swiss Francs) plus a big price tag for a new rubber strap of almost 450,- (which did not include any new metal connectors, just the four rubber parts). Toget

of the one designed for Blancpain by Vincent Calabrese. And I’m surprised that Ariel Adams doesn’t mention it in his ABTW article. Blancpain: Flying Tourbillon Best, Emmanuel

The flying tourbillon designed by Vincent Calabrese and manufactured by Frédéric Piuguet for Blancpain has always seemed to me one of the most beautiful because the escapement is made so visible and because I like the shape of the flying cage . This is th

So I guess I care more about the case and dial than anything. When I bought the UN it came on a strap and I later bought the bracelet, and the Corum came on a bracelet and I wear it with a strap. There are some watches that just don't look good if you tak

Classique Phase de lune 7235 ref. 7235BH/0H/9V6 Among the 250th Anniversary releases that succeeded to the Souscription , this one caught my eye because of its beautiful dial . The Breguet gold case , measuring 39 x 9.9 mm, fits nicely on the wrist. This

I am hoping that one of you here may have some insight into Corum watches. A friend of mine has found this in his lare mother’s drawer. Apart from the obvious sentimental value, is it worth restoring this watch? Does anyone know the model, year, etc.? Any

Corum bubble xray real cool in the dark

The Golden Bridge is a pretty cool watch as well, of which there are a few variations.

This watch was my father’s. I haven’t taken it out of the safe for at least ten years. If you’re into art deco, it’s pretty cool. 42mm, Reference 922.201.20. Corum isn’t discussed much, but they’ve made some nice and quality watches over the years. Both p