
Amanico revisits the Ulysse Nardin 160th Anniversary watch, emphasizing its unique design and the significance of its in-house Caliber UN-160. His detailed photo essay and commentary highlight the watch's distinctive case shape, multi-level dial, and innovative silicium Dual Ulysse Escapement, positioning it as a pivotal piece in Ulysse Nardin's history.
But I'm not convinced by some details, especially the two dates on the dial and a "lack" of simplicity I would like to see in a marine chronometer. Thanks Nicolas for the review. Fr.Xavier
One I will have to show you in the flesh. Funny what you said, becasue the first time I saw it in pics, I wasn't convinced at all. Then, My AD gave me a phonoe call to tell me that he received one, I answered " Yes, Yes, but not for me "... He insisted, telling me that I may be surprised, and I was! A revelation, indeed. Best, and thanks for your input. Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2009-01-18 01:40:54
... by the pics ? I like this UN a lot seeing these pictures (they are great). Blue-dialed watches , either i love them or i don't really like them ... this one is so well finished i'm a bit stunned! Thanks for this wonderful post Nicolas. Filip
Try to spend a whole day... As I will have to show you a lot of pieces..LOL Best, and thanks for your nice words, my friend, as usual. Nicolas
I like the blue dial, which does seem multi-dimensional and lovely, but I question the size and placement of the date module. I think this is a model I'd have to see in the flesh to appreciate. Thanks for the pictures though! Daos
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