Eddie1
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It is indeed "very big"
I bought one of the earlier editions with the sand-blasted finished steel case, and I do find it somewhat big; the size is even more noticeable when I switch back to a 40mm marine watch. But, if I keep it on the wrist for a week or longer, I do get accustomed to the size and don't notice it as much. I agree with Nicolas: would have liked a deeper water resistance too, as it would have been nice to possibly swap the straps and not be so mindful of it getting dunked in water.
Having said that, it is quite a lovely piece to have on the wrist.
Ed.
Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Bronze Steel Case, 2019.
A watch I have to discover in the reality, but for the moment, here are two official pictures with some datas: It is a 44 mm steel bronze case, as you can see above, with a navy blue dial, housing the in house Cal 118, automatic. Screw in crown, but I wou...
It is indeed "very big"
I bought one of the earlier editions with the sand-blasted finished steel case, and I do find it somewhat big; the size is even more noticeable when I switch back to a 40mm marine watch. But, if I keep it on the wrist for a week or longer, I do get accust...
Actually I tried the black version.
Pic from UN website. The narrow bezel plays a trick on the eye and gives the illusion of a larger watch. M4 ...
The same for me. I don't like bronze as watch case material ...
give me an 18 pounder bronze cannon instead: Marcus ...
But with good aim...
... the bronze cannon can get me many bronze watches for free. Marcus
