
Nicolas's reflection on his Ulysse Nardin Sonata's 17th birthday offers a deeply personal perspective on a watch that defied conventions upon its 2003 unveiling. His insights into its unique complications and daring design underscore its lasting impact on horology and its continued relevance to collectors. This post celebrates the Sonata not just as a timepiece, but as a companion through life's milestones.
This sums it up for me. As I’ve said a few times before, on the first few passes I don’t think I saw the beauty in this watch. But, increasingly my eye is coming to see a watch that gives us exactly what you said which is a much needed “medication against horological fatigue”. This aspect has become more and more important for two reasons in my opinion. First because as we age as collectors and therefore have seen so much (or everything) little is truly new. And second because of the change in t
Look at Panerai, for example. We were a bug bunch of true enthusiasts, echoing to exciting offers. We can say the same with and for a lot of brands. This Sonata is a thrilling example of watch genius and madness. A real fuel for us, watch lovers. Best, my dear Jay.
Thanks for sharing. M4
I know how much you love it. Congrats on having such a wonderful companion!
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