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Thanks for the very cool photo
For me, the Sonata Streamline was the “peak” of UN’s “drive” for modern designs. Looks great, cool, sophisticated and modern. and I voted for this one with my wallet! Some of the designs afterwards in the Sonata and other watches are either not whimsy and eccentric enough to be UN or trying “too hard” and ends up looking “cheap”. (Not saying that they are not well finished or anything like that but just the looks.)
BW,
Chi Kai
An old shot of the Ulysse Nardin Sonata Streamline Titanium Ceramic.
Unveiled in 2012... Already 9 years!!! That was a big revolution, from an aesthetics point of view, with its new case, materials and dial, for a Sonata. Here is a " Mystery " shot I took at that time. Best, Nicolas ...
I remember it. There was a boutique version too.
I flirted with it, but in the end, if I ever have a Sonata, it will be of the original style.
Yes, you are right. But I don't hav any picture of it. There was another one which was quite cool, too.
Still, the former version was more my taste, too. ...
Well better than the partial dial. I...
Believe the classic version would be the one I got.
Thanks for the very cool photo
For me, the Sonata Streamline was the “peak” of UN’s “drive” for modern designs. Looks great, cool, sophisticated and modern. and I voted for this one with my wallet! Some of the designs afterwards in the Sonata and other watches are either not whimsy and...
Will do!
But my photography skills pale in comparison to yours and many others here! BW, Chi Kai
Wow. I absolutely love it. I have to say that I've never given UN much of a look but lately have found myself 'perusing' its current and back catalogue.
Clearly I've missed out, as this fine specimen would suggest. Lovely.
Resurection
Out from the ashes. The Sonata from 2009. Coincidence, two or three days ago i grap some information about the dual time. I wanna know if the case material is precious metal instead of steel. With that i seen the todays Sonata. It is more incognito. more ...
