Ulysse Nardin

For anyone interested in how to read this: 1. The sun is fixed on the 12:00 position on the case. There is a line coming down from it for reference 2. The moon is the small disc at roughly the 6:00 position on the dial covering up the astrological sign. N...  

Certainly, a fun (and gorgeous) watch to explore.

must be a pleasure to look at. Thanks for sharing. Best, Emmanuel

To add to your description, if the new moon coincides with the dragon hand at 12 then it is showing a solar eclipse taking place.

I also didn't mention the whole zodiac thing!

or the World Time feature, or the Perpetual Calendar function that needs no correction, or the line of sunrise and sunset. Quite a piece.

had heard of the watch and seen photos of it, but never really had a reason to delve into how it works. There's definitely a steeper learning curve for this watch than most watches, but that's the fun