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I've always liked UN's Marine dial design...
and remember the excitement when they first came out with the ltd. ed. anniversary Marine Chronometer in yg, back in '93 or so.
(I also remember that my initial excitement was dampened, though, when I called UN about it directly and found out that it was ETA2892 powered).
Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Tourbillon Grand Feu.
Not a fan of tourbillons on the dial side, especially when the dial is in enamel, but here it is quite attractive. Best, Nicolas ...
I've always liked UN's Marine dial design...
and remember the excitement when they first came out with the ltd. ed. anniversary Marine Chronometer in yg, back in '93 or so. (I also remember that my initial excitement was dampened, though, when I called UN about it directly and found out that it was ...
Yes,a really good looking Tourbillon.
But in general I like the Marine watches from UN.
Roman numerals and giant X shapes
These 2 design elements continue to dominate the UN design language (and for many years now, especially the Roman numerals). My last new Ulysse Nardin was the Freak Black Out, which I still love, over 7 years ago. I have had 0 interest in any other model ...
I was quite intrigued by this watch when it was released.
Its not a usual tourbillon (like they put in their previous "cheaper" Marine Tourbillon model, it's UN Anchor Tourbillon with imbedded constant force functionality - quite intriguing from technical viewpoint. Never pulled the trigger though.