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Ulysse Nardin 160. Just because...
It has been a too long time we didn't see it in this forum...
An UFO, even for a brand like Ulysse Nardin.
A strong character. And an historical watch, since the 160 is the only one to house the Cal 160, one of the first in house movement from the brand.
A very special watch. Which deserved a recent post.
Best,
Nicolas
You have strong nerves my friend...
...I don't think I would have slept during my whole holiday, even if it would not have helped in any way. I can believe you are very relieved...
Great picture. Looking at picture I think the blue mountains in background match the beautiful blue dial. [nt]
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IF it is the case, then this is something we share together, my friend. [nt]
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A special one
The dial is attractive, even for one that is not in symmetry. Not easy to get right, but UN did it with this one and gave it a very nice movement too.
Good point you raise here, Richard. Usually this dissymetry is absolutely not y cup of tea.
AND I disliked this watch a lot when I saw the first pictures.
In the real, I changed my mind at the point I went out of the shop with it on my wrist...
There is a second notable exception on dials lacking symmetry and which I like a lot: The Reverso Septantième.
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
In the real, I changed my mind at the point I went out of the shop with it on my wrist...
There is a second notable exception on dials lacking symmetry and which I like a lot: The Reverso Septantième.
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
This is why I felt it was a good idea to post it again. Thanks, Bounce781. [nt]
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