
Golden Bridge, reference 13.150, skeletonised yellow gold wristwatch, circa 1980
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October 7, 01:23 PM GMT
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5,500 - 8,000 EUR
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4,200 EUR
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Description
Corum
Golden Bridge, reference 13.150
Skeletonised yellow gold wristwatch
Circa 1980
Dial: skeletonised
Calibre: cal. manual winding, jeweled
Movement number: 145
Case: 18K yellow gold, sapphire display back secured by 4 screws
Closure: Corum alligator strap and gilt metal pin buckle
Size: 33 mm x 21 mm
Signed: movement
Box: no
Papers: no
Accessories: travel pouch
Gross weight 29.20 g
Introduced in 1980, the Corum Golden Bridge reference 13150 is one of the most innovative and recognisable creations of late 20th-century watchmaking. Conceived by master watchmaker Vincent Calabrese during the height of the Quartz Crisis, the model challenged traditional watch design by placing its extraordinary linear movement at the centre of attention.
The present example showcases the collection's signature hand-engraved, baguette-shaped movement, suspended between two sapphire crystals and fully visible from both sides. Its minimalist architecture and ingenious rear winding system ensure an uninterrupted view of the mechanism, transforming the movement into a true work of art.