CORUM ADMIRAL 39 TITANIUM SKELETON A39.232.TZ0.1G

To mark the 60th anniversary of the Admiral, Corum is doing more than simply revisiting the aesthetic codes of its iconic model. With the Admiral 39 Titanium Skeleton, the collection explores a more technical and contemporary design, combining—for the first time in this new generation—a skeletonized construction with the lightness of titanium.

The dodecagonal case, nautical flags, and sail-shaped hands remain instantly recognizable, but they now frame a mechanical architecture that offers a wide-open view of the movement.

The Admiral Reveals Its Mechanics

The skeletonization profoundly transforms the Admiral’s appearance. The traditional dial gives way to an openwork design that reveals the movement’s various layers and lends the watch greater depth.

The famous nautical flags remain present around this mechanical architecture. This contrast between the Admiral’s historic design elements and the highly contemporary skeletonized approach allows the watch to retain an instantly recognizable identity.

39 mm of titanium

The choice of titanium perfectly complements this more technical interpretation of the Admiral.

With a diameter of 39 mm, the watch retains the collection’s new, more understated proportions while benefiting from the material’s lightness. The dodecagonal case naturally remains at the center of the design and retains the geometry that has become synonymous with the Admiral.

The integrated bracelet extends the lines of the case and reinforces the watch’s sporty-chic look.

A New Mechanical Expression of the Admiral

This Admiral Skeleton does more than simply reveal its movement. The openwork construction becomes an essential component of its aesthetic and allows the mechanics to be viewed as a true element of the dial.

This approach is particularly fitting for this new generation, which aims to combine Corum’s historic hallmarks with a more technical, lightweight, and contemporary vision of the Admiral.