This strategic appointment demonstrates the support of the group towards its European brands and the confidence of both partners in pursuing longstanding development & growth of both Houses.
Mr. Tao Li, Executive Chairman of Citychamp European Board, commented: “The European board is joining forces to build optimal synergies amongst their continental companies. Our focus is long-term & strong commitments applied to each entity. In short, Mr. Tao & Board confirmed their undisputable trust in Mr Davide Traxler and in his expertise in rebuilding Eterna’s aura via hands-on management. ”
Davide Traxler, CEO of Corum, stated: “I am honoured that the Board entrusted me with this new challenge. Eterna’s unique history as well as its industrial assets and know-how are key to the brand’s future. Furthermore, there are evident synergies that we can implement in the short and mid term development. Eterna has always represented the choice of freedom starting from the Kontiki adventure. Eterna inspires our quest for freedom”.
The Corum Watch With Flags Replica Bubble view was initially released at Baselworld, way back in the year 2000. Although only fifteen years has passed since then, the landscape of the luxury watch industry has changed beyond recognition. The original Bubble has been 44mm wide, which made it an outlier in these days. In addition to that, the design was fairly unusual. Watch collectors weren’t so accustomed to risks as they are today, but nevertheless, the Corum Bubble found favour among a dedicated demographic. It’ll be intriguing to understand how the re-release of this Corum Bubble is composed by a consumer base that is much savvier than it had been at the turn of the century. With nothing in the manner of a drawback to pique interest, the Corum Bubble watches lean heavily on design.Exploding from the brain of this late Severin Wunderman, the Corum Bubble watches defied expectations upon launch. The profile of this watch remains remarkably towering, with one of the highest-domed crystals I have ever seen. The impact that has on the dial is impossible to dismiss. The glass distorts the dial providing it an unnatural sense of depth. This is appropriate in terms of style fidelity, as it totally adheres to the usage of spheres throughout the watch — most clearly on the rubber-ringed crown at 3 o’clock. Furthermore, it manages to stay true to Wunderman’s original vision, which has been motivated by a 1960s dive watch that featured a massive crystal to withstand the pressure of deep-sea exploration. However, is this watch only an homage, or have Corum upgraded it significantly to appeal to a modern audience?