Admiral 39
Corum's nautical signature distilled into a sharper 39 mm sports watch.
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Story & heritage
Corum introduced the Admiral's Cup watch in 1960, taking its name from the offshore sailing race first held in 1957. The line became the brand's benchmark series, eventually settling into the code collectors recognize immediately: a twelve-sided case and nautical pennants around the dial.
The current Admiral 39 rebuilds that long-running sports-watch language at a more compact scale. Corum describes the six references as a reimagined design, spanning steel, steel-and-gold, full gold, and the collection's first skeletonized titanium execution.
Materials & craft
This petroleum-dial Admiral 39 uses Corum's automatic CO231 calibre with a 72-hour power reserve. The 39 mm stainless-steel case is 8.90 mm thick, water resistant to 50 meters, and paired with a stainless-steel bracelet and triple folding clasp. The brass dial carries sail-shaped hands and monochrome nautical pennant indexes.
How to choose & style
Choose the steel Admiral when you want Corum's yachting signature without oversized theatre. The petroleum dial is the most versatile modern read: sportier than black, quieter than blue, and strong against navy tailoring, technical outerwear, or a plain white shirt.
