
Amanico introduces the Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur, highlighting a new variant exclusively available online via Farfetch.com. His post details the differences between the 2017 models and this new online-exclusive version, sparking a community discussion on online retail strategies and the watch's design choices.






. . . 42mm and the removal of the date. As far as availability being exclusive to online, I have mixed emotions. It is a blow to dealers who have been with the brand and helped establish it over the past years. On the other hand, it is a clear developing trend in the industry and the manufacturers have to do what is best for business or risk extinction. On this second point, it becomes even more important to have desirable dealer-only models and not saddle them with slow moving stock. So, the pr
. . . I just spent a couple of minutes on the Farfetch website and it sucks. Sorry for the off-color terminology, but I was expecting a whiz-bang website, but it's not. It's kind of clumsy, to be truthful. UN (and the other watch manufacturers on Farfetch) need to raise hell with the site to get their product properly displayed and make navigation of the site much, much easier. Just my $.02. M4
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