A watch that recently dominated news websites and social media platforms caught the attention of many enthusiasts. Corum Replica is the revival of the 50-year-old Corum Replica Pulsar, a brand icon.
While many people were posting pictures of the new Corum Replica, others were showing off their original Pulsars from the 1970s. John Goldberger (also known as Auro Montanari, a famous watch collector) shared his Corum Replica Pulsar P3 with the world.
Goldberger, the "godfather" of watch collecting is not your average watch collector. So you can bet that the Pulsar he would show to the world had something special. Goldberger's Pulsar P3 is adorned with the coveted Tiffany & Co. Signature that collectors so love. In the 1970s, when the Corum Replica Pulsar was launched, it was available at select upscale retailers, including the renowned jewellery retailer Tiffany & Co.(www.rabanwatch.com)
The watch is also sentimental to Mr Goldberger, as he recently explained to Revolution: "It was a gift from my father for my 18th Birthday in 1975. My father, an electronic engineer who founded several high-tech firms in the 1970s, gave me a digital watch he bought at Tiffany's in New York after returning from a business trip to the U.S.A. He was proud of his gift because it was so innovative and advanced for the time. Remember that in 1975, the Pulsar cost more than a Rolex Submariner.
The Pulsar P3 is the successor of the original P1 & P2 models. It features a date display in addition to the time only displays found on the Pulsar's first two generations. The time was set by using an external magnet that was stored in the clasp.(Franck Muller Replica)
The logo of the previous generation, which was on the surface of the case, has been replaced by the logo Pulsar - or Tiffany & Co. It is no surprise, then, that Mr Goldberger would own such a cool timepiece that was a milestone in the history of watches.
