Ulysse Nardin

41 mm platinum case. Christophe Claret was involved in the creation of the movement. And a superb creation playing with transparency, light, colors. Not a fan of Tourbillons, but here, this is a very notable exception. A dream watch, for me. Best, Nicolas...  

They are either incredibly cool or completely hideous. For the life of me, I can’t determine which one of those they are. NickO

. . . incredibly cool! M4

So I’ll get there on the hands. But either way, I really like the watch. It reminds me a little bit of the one I have incoming: Think Platinum + Blue Dial + Tourbillon. NickO

Guess that and you should get the watch as I’m 99% certain it’s the only blue-dialed platinum tourbillon they’ve ever made. NickO

And the watch? Another clue: as fate would have it, you used the name of the watch in your title to this post (and it’s not tourbillon). NickO

C’mon Nico, this one shouldn’t stump you so badly 😀

Let me know if you want to give up... or keep on going 😀

Going back about a decade, the world’s lightest tourbillon carriage at 0.18 grams and the world’s only fast-beat tourbillon at 36,000 vph. Same movement used today in the De Bethune DB28T. Stock photo of the De Bethune Dream Watch 3. I look forward to sha...  

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An added specialty for this uber-special watch!

I can't think of another that has the same vibe... I really love this watch.

The middle of the road of conservative and modern extravert. This sample: A Jeager Le coultre mixt with a Richard Mille. Padaa, this Ulysse Nardin.