Ulysse Nardin Freak Out (Pre-owned - Good) — USD 29,660 on eBay

Ulysse Nardin introduces the Freak One, resembling the Freak S with a titanium case and rose gold bezel, automatic movement with 72-hour power reserve, Silicon oscillator, and DiaMonSil escapement. Embraces the Freak legacy, despite minor design changes.

Been lurking and irking around the idea of a Freak for some years and now posing the question openly here… Any thoughts? If so why and which one or why not and which one not? Personally I am more aesthetically drawn towards the modern iterations (not necessarily the x), more specifically the Freakou

I have been looking for something technical, that leans more dressy or casual than sporty. And this brought the Freak and UN to my attention, specifically the Freak Out and Freak X. Has anyone handled both, and considering the vastly different price point, how much does the Freak X "scratch the itch

The Freak Out is a true Freak which has many fans, here. The dial is an important part of this watch, as well as the absence of crown. Better said, it is the DNA of the watch. When you look at this dial, You can only fall in love with it. I wonder what Ulysse Nardin has for us, this year. We'll see,

Two new Freak X have just been unveiled by Ulysse Nardin. The ICE, with its titanium case, And the Magma with its blend of lava red carbon and titanium DLC black case. As for the former Freak X, they are cool and interesting watches, but are they still a Freak? Best, Nicolas

Inofficially opened already in November, the new UN boutique in Hong Kong's Ocean Terminal (remember my post here: http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/message?forumid=201110&messageid=1069282147 ) has now been formally opened on December 12th, by UN's president, Rolf W. Schnyder, together with Marc