Ulysse Nardin Freak Vision (New with box and papers) — USD 62,590 on eBay

And in their own website's words: "the Freak’s iconic form has been defined by three signature characteristics: NO DIAL, NO HANDS, NO CROWN" So they finally remembered a real Freak does not have a crown!

I am very excited to share my quick review for the Ulysse Nardin Freak X Bucherer Blue Edition. The Freak X is a modern interpretation of the traditional Ulysse Nardin Freak. For these not familiar with Bucherer it is one of the largest Swiss watch retailers, now probably the larger in Europe and al

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

Ulysse Nardin was in my opinion one of the most convincing brands of the last SIHH. It has indeed managed to offer attractive new products while maintaining a certain pricing moderation, thus pursuing a strategic orientation initiated in recent years. This successful cocktail of audacity and reason

Freak: Freak, for sure! No doubt about this one, the Freakiest Freak with its Caroussel and its tourbillon in the hour hand. Freak Jewelled, but Freak! Freak Cruiser, another genuine Freak: Freak Phantom! Freak Black Out! Another true Freak. Freak Vision, another vision of the Freak, automatic movem

Hands-on review here: Curious to read UN fans' thoughts. Would you still call it a Freak? Source monochrome