In 1977, Vincent Calabrese invented an incredible movement that thanks to Corum and the vision of René Bannwart would become a few years later the iconic Golden Bridge. More than 30 years after the birth of this watch in 1981, Corum’s CEO Antonio Calce  has pushed for the brand and Mr Calabrese to collaborate again. The goal is to not only to tell the story behind this incredible adventure, but also in exchanging new ideas with the current team of Laurent Besse and who knows what could come out!

200 component sets from 1957 found in the archives of the brand led Corum to built a series of real vintage Grand Precis. The only small change; a 2.5mm wider diameter.

For their first overall victory of the fleet races, a small and determined Energy Team demonstrated what they’ve been talking about since Plymouth; they belong with the best and will do what it takes to remain there. Flashback and interview with Loïck and Bruno Peyron and the team.

Sometimes some simple complications really do add a little something and when you don’t have to pay a heavy price for it, even better! We liked this “day-night” watch for the simplicity of the idea and the efficiency of the result.

Find out in this 1st part of the Top 5 with Elizabeth Doerr, freelance journalist and watch expert, during the 2012 Baselworld: Corum’s Mystery Moon, Chopard’s L.U.C. 8HF and Harry Winston’s Opus 12.

We were fortunate to have an interview Ben Ainslie who was just named sailor of the year 2012 by the International Sailing Federation on the Corum booth during SalonQP. He was thrilled to receive the new beautiful Admiral’s Cup Legend 42 Tourbillon Micro-rotor watch.

Interview Mr Antonio Calce, CEO of Corum, who talks to us about the brand’s current situation and special visit from Didier Cuche to the booth.

How could friend of the brand Didier Cuche do better than win his World Cup ski race on the day Corum announces a special and limited edition of the Admiral’s Cup with the Swiss ski star. Very classy Mr Cuche! Special report from Crans-Montana.