Pre-Basel 2008: Ulysse Nardin Sonata....
Mar 28, 2008
Ulysse Nardin will continue its innovative use of silicon in a limited production version of its acclaimed Sonata timepiece. The brand's Sonata Silicium Limited Edition watch features a number of components which have been developed in collaboration with the Swiss Association for Horological Research. The UN-67 self-winding movement incorporates silicon components in the escapement,....
For Baselworld 2008: Ulysse....
Mar 03, 2008
Ulysse Nardin will introduce a new, limited edition model to enrich its highly popular Marine watch collection. The....
Baselworld 2008....
Feb 29, 2008
The Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver Chronograph will join the brand's acclaimed Marine watch collection. Crafted from....
Ulysse Nardin Marine Watch
Oct 18, 2005
Ulysse Nardin’s Marine collection is tribute to the original marine chronometers that sailors used for centuries before electronic navigation tools were invented. The Marine collection consists of ten different models: The Maxi Marine Chronometer, Marine Chronometer 40mm, Marine Diver, Marine Perpetual Limited, Acqua Perpetual, Marine Annual....
The “Whose Who” wearing your watch
Oct 03, 2005
In case you were wondering what the celebs having been wearing on their wrists recently. Here are some of the most recent sightings…..
1. Harrison Ford: Breitling Aerospace 2. Jerry Seinfeld: Every Breitling imaginable 3. Brad Pitt: Breitling 4. Orlando Bloom: IWC Big Pilot 5. Arnold Swarzenegge: Audemars Piguet (usually the T3)6. Ben Affleck : Harry....
Ulysse Nardin Watches
Sep 07, 2005
Ulysse Nardin was founded in Switzerland in 1846. Ulysse Nardin manufactures six collections of timepieces: The Ulysse Nardin Complications, the Ulysse Nardin GMT Big Date, the Ulysse Nardin Marine, the Ulysse Nardin Michelangelo, the Ulysse Nardin San Marco, and the Ulysse collection.
The Ulysse Nardin Complications collection includes the Ulysse....
The Specialists
Apr 01, 2005
In
16 years,
Christophe Claret has
transformed the small independent
company bearing his name into one of
the most
influential
forces in complicated watchmaking—while remaining
relatively
anonymous outside of the industry. Highly
driven and
regarded
by some as
temperamental and
unyielding, Claret has built a....
Feature: Time for Yourself
May 03, 2004
A
few of the major watch companies will go beyond jeweling or engraving to produce
a watch that is closer to being a one-of-a-kind piece made expressly for you. A
special dial or, in rare cases, a hunter cover are customizations that are
decorative in nature. But because they employ techniques common throughout the
watch industry, these watches are....
Private Preview 2004: Watches: Worth Waiting For
Oct 01, 2003
Unlike a minute repeater, which produces sound with a set of wirelike, resonant gongs placed around the perimeter of the movement, Opera Three plays its tunes by plucking a graduated metal comb whose teeth represent a scale of notes. As with most full-size music boxes, the melody is determined by a rotating spindle with raised nibs that pluck the correct....
Features: The Real Deal
Apr 01, 2003
Independent watchmaker and restoration expert Peter Speake-Marin views such historical partnerships in a positive light. “Some of the most beautiful watchmaking I have ever seen is the work done for Cartier by LeCoultre in the 1920s and 1930s. It was a collaboration and was just as original as anything else on the market.”
The use of....
The test of time - Ulysse Nardin
We don't hear much about the Swiss. We know that their cheese has holes in it, they like to stay politically neutral and can make a great watch. Some of the world's most notable watchmakers work for the Ullysse Nardin watch company. Founded in 1846, Ulysse Nardin was named after its founder, Ulysse Nardin, an accomplished Swiss watchmaker.
In 1983,....