Corum Admiral's Cup Seafender 44 Chrono Centro Titanium Black Dial LIMITED

Reference 961.101.04/F231 AN14 belongs to Corum's Admiral's Cup Seafender 44 Chrono Centro line, a modern nautical chronograph defined by the brand's dodecagonal case architecture and regatta-driven design language. The reference appears to date to approximately 2011, and published market specifications identify it as a limited edition, though available sources conflict on the exact production total, so that figure should be treated cautiously. Corum paired this watch with a titanium case and black dial, a combination that gives the Seafender's angular geometry a more technical character than earlier steel Admiral's Cup executions. At 44 mm across, the case carries real wrist presence, while the black bezel and maritime pennant hour markers preserve the collection's established visual identity. The movement is an automatic COSC-certified chronograph with a 42-hour power reserve, and period descriptions note the Chrono Centro layout with centrally displayed elapsed timing as the key mechanical feature. That display architecture is what separates this reference from more conventional tri-compax sports chronographs, since the chronograph indication is organized for immediate legibility rather than dispersed across multiple counters. A sapphire display back reinforces that Corum intended the piece to appeal not only as a sport watch, but also as a technically interesting modern chronograph. Within the broader Admiral's Cup family, the Seafender 44 Chrono Centro reflects the period when Corum pushed the line toward larger, more contemporary case proportions and more specialized sailing-oriented complications. For collectors drawn to early 2010s Corum, this reference stands out for its titanium construction, blacked-out execution, and the unusual central chronograph display that defines the Chrono Centro name. Excellent Condition with Corum box and undated papers.