Ulysse Nardin

This is the coming out for all who possess a UN watch proudly wearing the "1846" on it:

Show us your pictures of the

• Marine Chronometer
• Maxi Marine Chronometer
• Marine Diver
• Maxi Diver

The more different variants of dials, dial colours, case materials are presented, the better! I start with this one:



Regards,
Marcus

a Barometer...
I tried but can't put it on my wrist..does it count? LOL



Best.
Nicolas

Sandra's

Steel MMC Blue dial:



Steel MMC Burgundy dial (1 of 3):



Stephen's

Steel MMD Burgundy dial:



Steel MMD Blue Surf:



Steel MMD Yellow dial:



Now a family shot of our Maxi Marines:



Stephen and Sandra

I am impressed by your readiness to experiment with various colours, and like the results - in most cases, as I have to admit. Do you have matching art hanging from your walls at home?

With kind regards,
Marcus

NT

Not mine but I shot this beauty (friend's piece) sometime back

nt

it was made in conjunction with malaysia's 50th anniv of independence. the caseback shows the official offices of the Prime Minister in Putrajaya

HHi

Thanks.

BHK9

Latest arrival, my first arabic dial watch...

My beloved Blue Surf..

My first 1846MC... next to a friends original MC

Here is a better pic of my 150th Anniversary 1846MC with enamel dial....

 

Warm regards,

Tim

What a collection of 1846 you own...wow!
I specailly love such different watches as the Blue Surf, and the Anniversary.
Congrats!
Nicolas

I don't wear the enamel dial very often, which in many ways is a tragedy, but when I do, I love it and wonder why I don't more often...
Cheers,
Tim

I saw it on the title of an older UN book, and always loved it. IN my opinion, the gold Marine Chronometer with the printed Roman numerals on the white lacquered dial is a classic, and similar to your beautiful watch.

Regards,
Marcus

Many of you know my penchant for enamel dials, they just seem to glow. Currently at only 3 watches with enamel dials, always searching...
Cheers,
Tim

I enjoyed viewing your pics.

I've been looking at the 38mm MC like your new acquistion (but w/ Romans).

Have a great weekend,
David

and first post to this forum

Unfortunately I do not own any of the watches that Marcus listed. This is the only '1846' that I can find on my first UN watch.

Cheers,

CS

 

You Freak owner! LOL

Best.

Nicolas

.... Thanks a lot for the picture, and welcome as a poster!!

Regards,
Marcus

Nice chance for a first posting here. Number three of my favourite brand, just three weeks old. Not really necessary, but i finally wanted to wear an UN with that irresistable blue.

... and welcome to the forum. Hopefully, you will continue to show us some pictures every now and then.

Regards,
Marcus

No message body

"liquid silver" is fully appropriate here. I had mine with brushed center links, but on those beautiful Marine Chronometers, the fully polished bracelet is the better solution. Do you have one bracelet and swap it between the watches, or did you afford the luxury of two bracelets?

Regards,
Marcus

No, this is the only bracelet and came with the watch. Sometimes I feel that the bling factor is a little over the top, but boy o boy, does this watch ever garner compliments! and as accurate as you could ever ask for!

i'm afraid, despite being a UN fan i have no 1846's anymore. i has a 38mm a few years ago, but it had to go sadly.

if you look closely there is a 1 an 8 a 4 and a 6 on this dial. they arent in a row so probably dont count

 

 

it shows i'm reading the forum and trying hard

Graham