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Corum Admiral¡¯s Cup Deep Hull 48 Limited Edition
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Admiral’s Cup, and Corum marks the occasion with a version dedicated to diving. The Admiral¡¯s Cup Deep Hull features a 48mm titanium version of Corum’s well known 12 sided case. The Deep Hull is designed to withstand pressures to 1000 meters. A helium decompression valve is located located at 9:30. The case houses caliber CO947, an automatic COSC-certified chronometer with hours, minutes, small seconds, day and date functions. For excellent resistance to salty water, the Admiral¡¯s Cup Deep Hull 48 is fitted with a black vulcanized rubber strap featuring a titanium buckle engraved with the Corum logo.This anniversary piece is available in a limited edition of 500 pieces, with a black PVD version available in a limited edition of 255 piecesplete specifications appear below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Admiral¡¯s Cup Deep Hull 48 SpecificationsReference: 947.950.04/0371 AN12Limited Edition: 500 pieces in titanium, or

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