Corum 02120.012014 Bubble Quartz Watch Swiss-made self-winding

Corum 02120.012014 Bubble Quartz Watch Swiss-made self-winding, Chronograph movement Valjoux 7750 Additional complication with a power-reserve indicator mechanism45mm stainless steel case with Ice, Black PVD coating See-through screw-in mineral crystal exhibition caseback, Water resistant to 100M (10ATM, 330 FT) Triple-coated scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, Screw-down crownBlack dial with Black Ice PVD coated hands, luminous numbers and details Black soft leather with deployant clasp, SAF logo on PVD-coated buckleSpecial Collector's Box Packaging Numbered Certificate of Authenticity 333 timepieces issued worldwide This fine Limited Edition timepiece is covered by a 5-year warranty

Victorinox Swiss Army PRESS RELEASE:The Air Boss, introduced in 2003, has always been a favourite in the Victorinox Swiss Army collection. This year, to celebrate the iconic watch's five-year anniversary, the brand is introducing the limited edition Airboss Mach 6 Power Gauge. This rugged watch, sized at 45mm, comes in Corum 02120.012014 a Black Ice PVD coated-steel case housing a Valjoux 7750 automatic chronograph movement. On the dial is a distinctive power gauge, with the hands coated in Black Ice PVD and the liberal use of Superluminova setting just the right technical tone.

64 mm thick,rebuilt for this model in 18-carat gold, and bearing the Hallmark of Geneva"Historique Ultra-fine 1968"equipped with the ultra-thin mechanical self-winding 1120 movementfeaturing a new decorated oscillating weight, and bearing the Hallmark of GenevaVacheron Constantin was founded in 1755 and can legitimately claim to be the world's oldest watch manufacturer still in activity, with Corum Bubble Quartz Watch over 250 years of continuous expertise and production behind it. A truly unique status within the watch industry. This proud heritage cultivated over a quarter of a millennium is punctuated with timepieces and movements that have each in their own way left an indelible imprint on their era.