Hourstriker

To name a few. Not just a different metal or dial color but real exciting stuff: Who else did anything as diverse in a relatively short period? Seems impossible. - The Trilogy Set: Astolabium, Tellurium, Copernicus. Probably the pinnacle to own. - Hourstr

The Freak, Sonata, Hourstriker, Moonstruck, Stranger, Triple Jack, Imperial Blue.....could go on. The creative energy is still there I think...better perhaps a decade ago...but still some great stuff. I only wish for some smaller pieces and of course a di

In WG at a large dealer here in Hong Kong. Like so many other UN pieces (Hourstriker, Freak, Moonstruck) from UN, they have such originality. But you are right....what a big watch. 42mm or less would be great...but perhaps the movement needs the larger ca

I love all these pieces, but I do think you have to try them on and then really ponder the fit. It is really easy to become entranced by UN complications, especially the Freak. As an owner of the original, which is still a chunky watch, there is a bias on

I have been waiting for UN creativity to return. For a few years I was tired of the next release being just another variant of the same pieces in the Marine line. Don't get me wrong, I like the base pieces, but acquiring the original Freak in 2001, then t

Out for a leisurely lunch today in Hong Kong watch "window shopping".... Oh my, a couple rare beasts in the front AD window...bounded left and right by platinum and rose gold Moonstruck pieces. The UN Erotic Hourstriker on top is quite the sight; but the

Would also like to see the new movements in the watches...it's a bit perplexing that the 160 was never really used mainstream. After buying the original Freak (my trigger for getting into the brand), then an Hourstriker, and a dozen others ranging from a

Over the years, I acquired some of the novelties, one of the first Freaks, an Hourstriker and the original perpetual gmt +- in platinum. I adore all these pieces. I like the marine line as well and have a number of these, but I would like to see something