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902

Corum

Ref. The first 285.140.20, the second 82.150.20, the third 82.180.20

The first “Jolly Roger, The Collector Series No. 440/500, the second “Casino Bubble”, the third “Bubble Dive Bomber”

A lot of three limited edition stainless steel “bubble” watches each with warranty, certificate and presentation box

HK$15,500 - 22,000•︎
€1,700 - 2,500
$2,000 - 2,800
HK$43,750
Lot Details
Corum
The first circa 2002, the second circa 2003, and third circa 2004
The first 285.140.20, the second 82.150.20, the third 82.180.20
The first 784021, the second 772212, the third 755224
The first “Jolly Roger, The Collector Series No. 440/500, the second “Casino Bubble”, the third “Bubble Dive Bomber”
Each stainless steel
Each automatic
Each leather
Each stainless steel Corum double deployant clasp
Each 45 mm Diameter
Each case, dial and movement signed
The first with International Warranty Card stamped Ghadah Jewellery and Gifts, Kuwait and dated November 11, 2002, “Jolly Rogers” certificate confirming watch is number 440 of 500, and Corum Treasure Chest presentation box and outer packaging, the second with International Warranty card stamped Ghadah Jewellery and Gifts, Kuwait and dated March 3, 2004, Corum certificate of special edition “Casino Bubble”, green felt and wood casino table presentation box, leather wallet, and outer packaging, the third International Warranty Card stamped Ghadah Jewellery and Gifts, Kuwait and dated November 29, 2004, Corum certificate of special edition “Corum Bubble Dive Bomber” , green metal ammo presentation box, leather wallet and outer packaging.
Catalogue Essay
Corum introduced the “Bubble” collection in 2000 as an oversized wristwatch with extra-large crystal that was to be a radical change from traditional horology and appeal to a new millennium. The watches were produced in limited numbers and paid tribute to a variety of themes as seen with these three iconic timepieces. The “Jolly Roger” chronograph identifies with the traditional flag flown by pirate ships during the early 18th century, while the “Casino Bubble” with roulette dial is a remember of casinos around the world and the “Bubble Dive Bomber” is a tribute to the Flying Tigers, one of the most successful and celebrated combat groups in aviation history.