Founded in 1955, Corum are a watchmaker famed for their unique outlook on horological design, with collections such as the Coin and Bubble both standing as aesthetically unique and interesting. However, while Corum does create some off-the-wall timepieces, some of their collections can be beautifully restrained and classical, much like the Labyrintho by R. Ventrella. Featuring a round 18kt yellow gold case with a lugless design, a stepped engraved bezel with a protrusion at 6 o’clock that adds stylistic flare and an incredibly unique maze-like dial as alluded to by its name, the Labyrintho is an incredibly unique watch that showcases Corum’s distinctive style while demonstrating their ability to create fine timepieces. Not only is its golden dial an aesthetic match for the Labyrintho's 18kt yellow gold case in color, the Labyrintho's dial is also a functional maze that speaks to its very name. While it is hard to spot at first glance, the Labyrintho's dial features a small ball that can move freely through the dial as per the wearer's movements and add another dimension to the Labyrintho's experience on the wrist.

A stylish timepiece that was designed to not look just like any other watch, the Labyrintho goes beyond appearing unique and offers a functional maze for your wrist that can tell the time - an experience that not many other brands can say they have provided.