Ulysse Nardin Freak S (Pre-owned - Excellent) — USD 136,499 on eBay

Ulysse Nardin launches the Super Freak, honoring the 25th Freakiversary with cutting-edge features like titanium Tourbillons, Silicon parts, and a distinct design. Critics debate the choice of automatic movement over manual winding for extended power reserves.

And in their own website's words: "the Freak’s iconic form has been defined by three signature characteristics: NO DIAL, NO HANDS, NO CROWN" So they finally remembered a real Freak does not have a crown!

Ulysse Nardin introduces the Freak One, resembling the Freak S with a titanium case and rose gold bezel, automatic movement with 72-hour power reserve, Silicon oscillator, and DiaMonSil escapement. Embraces the Freak legacy, despite minor design changes.

Black Moonstruck? Or Freak S? I leave the decision to you, my friends. Best, Nicolas

I checked through the forum but couldn't find the answer. In one thread Bernard Cheong said he would get back to Ian about this but there was no follow up. And the lead dies there. Does anyone have an actual answer? And what about normal watches? Does the Freak have comparable number of parts agains

The wheel you see here seems to have many dust and scratches becasue it has not yet been finished. For photographers..here is the example of a Canon MPE65 used handheld with the twin flash. All these were taken handheld with an MPE 65 and flash except for the one with the balance wheel on the machin