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Corum. A Rare Limited Edition 18k Gold Skeletonized Minute Repeating Wristwatch By Christophe Claret

SIGNED CORUM, NO. 17, MOVEMENT NO. 509'623, CASE NO. 526'111, CIRCA 1996

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Corum. A Rare Limited Edition 18k Gold Skeletonized Minute Repeating Wristwatch By Christophe Claret
Signed Corum, No. 17, Movement No. 509'623, Case No. 526'111, Circa 1996
Mechanical jewelled movement, minute repeating on two gongs activated through a slide in the band, visible through an aperture at the 6 o'clock, silvered guilloché dial, polished chapter ring with Roman numerals, circular case, flat bezel, hinged back, sapphire crystal display back, 18k gold Corum buckle, case, dial and movement signed, movement signed Renaud Papi Claret
37mm diam.

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Accompanied by a Corum wooden presentation box, product information and outer packaging.
For a platinum example see Lot 144.
Master watch craftsman Christophe Claret was born in 1962 and lived in Lyon as a child. He enjoyed dismantling and inspecting watch movements until he was old enough to be admitted to Ecole d'Horlogerie in Geneva where he furthered his studies.

Training with specialists in complications such as Roger Dubuis, as well as taking corporate management classes, Claret also began studying again at Chambre des Metiers in Lyon for a two-year training cycle.
He transitions from restoration into developing movements, and continues to build on personal research. At the same time he partners with two watchmakers, Giulio Papi and Dominique Renaud and founds a new company which he names RPC, standing for Renaud Papi Claret.

In 1991 he eventually launched his own brand. For the past 22 years, Claret has been creating innovative and highly complex movements that are used by various major watch brands.
For a platinum example see Lot 144