
Marcus Hanke's preview of the Ulysse Nardin Dual Time Manufacture from Baselworld 2014 remains highly relevant, showcasing a pivotal moment for the brand. This article delves into Ulysse Nardin's commitment to in-house movement development and the innovative features of the UN-334 caliber. Hanke's detailed look at the watch's functionality and design provides valuable context for understanding Ulysse Nardin's trajectory in contemporary watchmaking.






It seems that UN is heading on a proper direction, making movements "in house" and removing the ETA. I had one ETA based Dual Time and I miss it. Sometimes (or most of the times) I do silly moves. The black dialed SS is a great object of desire. Cheers, Nilo
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In addition to the movement upgrades, this is UN's first dual time watch that really tempts me. It's gorgeous. It has design attributes similar to the "Perpetual Manufacture" as they call the new watch on their website. Photo from our own Fx: I must say, Ulysse Nardin has reestablished its momentum these past few years, and that is very exciting for us UN fans :-)
A superb look. Well done, U.N. Best, Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2014-01-22 08:13:13
Great watch, useful complications, inhouse movement and good size. Love the design, in particular with black dial. Does anyone know the MSRP? This might be the first UN that makes it on my wish list.
I guess I will be upgrading my dual times soon. Marcus, I have one question though: any reason UN reduced the water resistance to 30m? The previous version (at least stainless steel one ) had 100m water resistance .
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