Ulysse Nardin Hammerhead Shark Diver Chronograph — USD 9,999

Last year, Ulysse Nardin had presented the fascinating “Moonstruck” and the highly complex desk clock “Planet Earth”. According to the two-years-rule, major inhouse innovations are released every two years. So I did not expect something really new, aside from dial and case variants and facelifts. I

As always, Ulysse Nardin's booth theme is the "Sea". This year, there are a few modern arts which are designed to have been brought up from the deep sea after the ship carrying those Disney characters long time ago, thus they all look so. I am no expert on the modern art, but it is "Ulysse Nardin" a

Team, Had this one, let it go and grabbed it again. The blue dial, the embossed hammerhead shark is just irresistible to me. Pictures from this rainy (Fall here) morning. Big, bold as a great diver must be. With a Kain Heritage strap, it dresses smooth and nice. Finally a B&W shot, for more deta

44 mm case, available in rose gold, as shown below, in a limited edition of 99 pieces, or in steel ( 300 pieces ). Water resistant to 300 meters. Cal UN 150, In house movement, with silicon escapement and balance spring. Screw in crown in rubber, as well as the bezel. 30 minutes and 12 hours chronog

Last year, Ulysse Nardin had presented the fascinating “Moonstruck” and the highly complex desk clock “Planet Earth”. According to the two-years-rule, major inhouse innovations are released every two years. So I did not expect something really new, aside from dial and case va

Team, I'm doing a "test drive" of this watch and I would like to get more info about this watch. Searching this forum, I landed on a 2010 post by Marcus: ulyssenardin.watchprosite.com but there is not much detail (movement, etc.). On my pics, I removed the original rubber/ti band, that I con