Corum - Admiral's Cup - Seafender 46 Dive - Men - 2011






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Corum Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Dive, reference 947.401.04/0371 AN12, automatic CO947 movement COSC certified, titanium 46 mm case with a black dial, black vulcanized rubber strap, water resistant to 300 metres, produced in 2011, in very good condition with minimal signs of wear, includes original box, papers and warranty and ships insured.
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Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Dive
With the new Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Dive, Corum achieves the perfect combination of sportiness and aesthetics. Reflecting the distinctive codes that have determined the collection's unparalleled success – a dodecagonal case and an inner bezel ring with 12 nautical pennants – it presents pleasant dimensions with a 46 mm diameter and a thickness of 16.05 mm. The understated nature of its dial in black and gray tones, as well as the purity of its lines sculpted in Grade 5 titanium – the hardest material to work with – make this Admiral's Cup the most refined of extreme watches. Although this variant sits comfortably under the sleeve of a sport shirt, it is nonetheless a genuine diving instrument compliant with the relevant official standards. Among these, a screw-down case back engraved at the center with the inscription
Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Dive
With the new Admiral's Cup Seafender 46 Dive, Corum achieves the perfect combination of sportiness and aesthetics. Reflecting the distinctive codes that have determined the collection's unparalleled success – a dodecagonal case and an inner bezel ring with 12 nautical pennants – it presents pleasant dimensions with a 46 mm diameter and a thickness of 16.05 mm. The understated nature of its dial in black and gray tones, as well as the purity of its lines sculpted in Grade 5 titanium – the hardest material to work with – make this Admiral's Cup the most refined of extreme watches. Although this variant sits comfortably under the sleeve of a sport shirt, it is nonetheless a genuine diving instrument compliant with the relevant official standards. Among these, a screw-down case back engraved at the center with the inscription
