Ulysse Nardin

I just picked up a big date with the copper dial.

This dial is amazing.

Does anyone know how many were made with the copper dial?

welcome to the forum firstly and congrats on your new time keeper nice looking dial wear it well

Best

We can only speculate, that, given the already small production number of UN as a whole, and the not so big production number of GMT Big Dates, this copper dial version is one of the rarest. I'd say that less than a thousand have been made. Anyway, it is a very beautiful, and practical timepiece, and I hope you enjoy it!

Regards,
Marcus

and welcome to the forum!  Also welcome to the club!





As for how many made.....like other have said...no idea.

Oh, BTW we are in good company with this watch:



If George owns one it has to be a good and tough watch!!!!!

Stephen

Thank you for the responses and well wishes.

It was Geroge Foreman on that Watchtime cover that first got me interested in the copper dial.

This is my first UN but probably not the last.

 

Jim

Very nice GMT!

I loike a lot its simplicity, and functionnality, too.

I gifted my wife another version, exactly the same than yours, but with the black t - swiss - t dial.

No copper, but a nice patina.

With this copper dial, this is really an amazing watch.

Congrats!

Nicolas

I contacted Ulysse Nardin about that watch.  They told me that they didn't know the number of watches made with the copper dial because it was a variation of the Big Date watch.  I'll look back through old emails for the email and send it to you later.  If you ever want to sell the watch let me have an opportunity to purchase it from you.  I am looking for one.

Sean

This is my email from Ulysse Nardin about the watch.  Sorry but I deleted all contact information for Mr. Lucero for his privacy.

 

I love the color of the copper dial, and IMO, the center seconds looks better than the usual GMT Big Date models with the second hand at 6 o'clock.