Corum has just launched two limited edition Golden Bridge watches, combining the iconic French elongated movement with 16 cables similar to a suspension bridge. The brand’s Golden Bridge series was first introduced in 1980, but it wasn’t until 2016 that vertical movement and architectural themes were used for round cases. The prototype of the linear movement first appeared in 1977. This series has always used watches as a “display cabinet” for the movement, rather than simply filling it with containers. Let’s take a look at these new architectural watches. The latest work is called Corum Golden Bridge Art Deco Round 43. It is inspired by the world’s largest suspension bridge,…