175th Anniversary Chronograph Mono Pusher

I am totally obsessed by this one which I sadly lost some 15 years ago. It has everything I like, a manual winding chrono movement, a nice dial, a mono pusher, a nice crown, and a good size ( 37 mm ). Best, Nicolas

Some fresh photos I could take in Paris. While I prefer the white gold version, the rose gold is absolutely delicious and uber charming.

That was what I had in my collection in 2007. Time flies, and some watches, too, as I sold the Perpetual Calendar GMT ( which I regret ) and the mono pusher was here to stay till a burglar decided to take it... . Thus photo is quite representative of what

I sadly lost mine, but a friend of mine let me play with his, some years ago. Highly missed. Best, Nicolas

White gold, 37 mm case. Limited to 175 pieces. A jewel. Best, Nicolas

Just one photo of an old love of mine. I wish it had never left my collection! Best, Nicolas

37 mm of beauty, class and nostalgia. Best, Nicolas

Came across this old photo of a watch which disappeared... But which is still strongly linked in my heart. That was one of my favorite. At the opposite of the madness of a Freak or a Sonata, but not less appealing. Best, Nicolas

An old photo of my ex collection of Ulysse Nardin Watches. Two left: The Perpetual Calendar GMT, because it was too close to the Sonata, and the Chrono Mono Pusher, because it was stolen to me. One was added, the vintage Chronograph, from 1942. So, now I

One of the watches which was stolen to me and which I regret the most. This one belongs to a good friend of mine. Not my stolen watch, to avoid any confusion. The LE had a solid case back, while the non LE had a display back showing the movement: Credit: