CORUM Dress Watch réf. 57 169 20 cal. Peseux 7001 / Guilloché Dial

— The moment a key turns —

Corum was born in 1955 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, the home ground of watchmaking.

Since then it has kept producing pieces of unmatched novelty and real individuality.

Its key emblem, the symbol of an innovation that opens a new door, is struck quietly on the dial and on the buckle.

Corum, the distinguished Swiss house known for its inventive aesthetics. An ultra-thin, ultra-light dress watch just 5.8mm thick. A beautiful guilloché dial unified entirely in silver. Fitted with the celebrated Cal. Peseux 7001, upgraded to 21 jewels and adjusted in three positions. A supreme timepiece in a luxurious two-hand configuration that embodies true elegance.

— An art woven from light and shade —

An elegant dress watch, 35mm across and only 5.8mm thick.

The dial carries fine guilloché engraving and a polished finish, so that beautiful shadows rise depending on the angle of the light.

Dial, indexes and hands are unified in silver, and within that minimal form is the poise of someone who wears time well.

— Cal. Peseux 7001 —

The movement is Peseux's masterpiece calibre 7001 in 21-jewel specification.

Côtes de Genève runs across the bridges, the flowing stripes taking the light quietly.

Originally a 17-jewel construction, it has been raised to 21 jewels, with U-shaped springs on the cap jewels to improve oil retention and adjustment in three positions — bespoke improvement and tuning throughout.

— An elegant two-hand layout —

Without a seconds hand, the two-hand configuration signals the manner of not watching the clock — a watch equally at home in formal settings.

Abroad, being bound to the second is considered at odds with elegance, and a two-hand watch is regarded as a piece that shows genuine discernment.