Marcus Hanke introduces the Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Diver Chronograph, a timepiece that merges the brand's chronograph and diver collections. His initial presentation highlights its robust design, technical specifications, and aesthetic details, offering a comprehensive look at this fusion model. This article provides valuable context for understanding Ulysse Nardin's product strategy in the late 2000s.
Maxi Marine Diver Chronograph
– fusion of elements
The
Maxi Marine Diver Chronograph embodies a fusion of the chronograph and
diver collections. A rugged all weather sports diving chronograph with
a self winding movement, the Maxi Marine Diver Chronograph records the
seconds and minutes and can be put to zero instantly over two pushers.
Crafted in stainless steel or 18 ct rose gold and sporting a screw
crown, the timepiece is water resistant to 200 meters.
A
specially developed rubber type coating decorates the rotating bezel
and, combined with the three level watch face, enhances the
timekeeper’s functionality with a modern aesthetic. The 22 ct gold
rotor on the gold execution is visible through the exhibition case
back. Each case is individually numbered.
Available on 18 ct rose gold bracelet, steel or rubber bracelet with deployant clasp.
Technical Data
Movement Caliber UN 800
Power Reserve approximately 42 h
Winding Self winding, unidirectional clockwise
Functions
Chronograph with central seconds hand and small seconds register at 9
o’clock, 30 minutes register at 3 o’clock, date at 6 o’clock,
unidirectional rotating bezel
Case 18 ct gold or stainless steel
Crown screw type, gold or stainless steel and black titanium
Pushers gold or stainless steel and black titanium
Diameter 42.7 mm
Height of case 15.65 mm
Water resistance 200 m
Crystal Antireflective sapphire crystal
Case back sapphire crystal
Bracelet 18ct gold or steel bracelet
Rubber bracelet with gold or titanium elemens and deployant clasp
