Ulysse Nardin

Taken in Paris, some years ago. In holidays or at work, it is always a faithful companion. Best, Nicolas

Not surprisingly, we also were treated to a few of UN's watches. The Freak Wing, a light and comfortable watch from Freak line-up. The Marine Regatta in blue alongside my Marine Tourbillion. I'm very interested in the limited edition Regatta with champlev

41mm, Caliber 118, enamel dial. Yes, a date window that is not fully needed, not a deal breaker for me or so out of place like some other models. Look at the inner bezel - awesome! Just like the real ship's chronometers. I have my name on one but will ins

- Tellerium "Johannes Kepler" for CHF 66'000.-- - Astrolabium "Galileo Galilei" for CHF 55'000.-- - Planetarium "Copernicus" for CHF 51'500.-- .....and all the other models that they had in their range back in 1991/1992. Enjoy, cheers, HSTE

Arie posted on this watch recently, and like others, I was a bit disturbed by the large rectangle on the dial. The strap attachment is also a different style than we are used to, and maybe a bit odd. On my recent visit to Bermuda to support the UN sponsor

There is a regular model with a white enamel dial and blue Roman numerals but I loved this iteration with the tan suede strap. Interesting mechanism also. Instead of pulling the crown out to set the date and time and also wind it, you simply push a button

While watching this.... And it was rather epic.

Unboxed new arrival yesterday, and immediate impressions are: Even though a large watch, very wearable Amending the dial to add a more traditional world-timer setup in combination with the Dr. Oeshslin's moonphase perfection is a much appreciated bonus IM

Case and Sonata hands. One of the most friendly Perpetual Calendar. Adjustable forward and backward, plus a GMT. That was a great one. Best, Nicolas

. . . . it's not all about sailing on this trip to Bermuda. RG, carbon fiber dial, Anchor Tourbillion. The flip side is oh so sweet. More to come. M4