Corum / Golden Bridge
Corum Golden Bridge
Collection profile · 1980
CORUM’s Golden Bridge is the maison’s transparent, architecture-first icon, built around the linear baguette movement that became a defining signature in 1980 and remains central to the collection’s modern sapphire, titanium, and classic gold interpretations.
Key references
Collection timeline
- 2024 — CORUM presents six new Golden Bridge references, including sapphire, titanium, and Golden Bridge Miss executions.
- 2024 — The brand describes the new series as reconnecting the model with the spirit of transparency that defined its earliest versions.
- 2024 — CORUM highlights the Golden Bridge as a sculptural, transparent watch concept centered on its baguette movement.
FAQ
What makes Golden Bridge distinctive?
Its linear baguette movement is part of the visual identity, so the movement architecture is exposed rather than hidden.
Is Golden Bridge still being developed?
Yes. CORUM’s current site presents multiple modern variants, including sapphire-case and titanium interpretations.
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