From an analogue perpetual To a digital Happy February 28th! Andreas

Hope you don't mind me tagging along with my UN Tellurium J. Kepler. Now all we need is a post by someone with an Astrolabium Gallileo Galilei to complete the Trilogy!

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My dream! From left to right: Tellurium Johannes Kepler, Planetarium Copernicus and Astrolabium Galileo Galilei: Which one is your favorite? Personally I hesitate a lot between the Tellurium and the Astrolabium. You? Best, Nicolas

We'll agree on one point: Official pictures are rarely exciting, most often uninspired. But sometimes, there are some strong exceptions. Like here. Astrolabium Galileo Galilei: Planetarium Copernicus: And Tellurium Johannes Kepler: Without forgetting the

The Milky Way is, by far, my favourite De Bethune (my eyes when I put it on my wrist 😍). Very nice macro shots of your UN Planetarium Copernicus. Much more than a moon phase, you wear the solar system on your wrist with this one. Best wishes Alkiro

Lately russell996 poisoned my mind with something I still find best 3 watches set of all times and certainly grails for me...science...art...poetry....perfection... centuries of mankind efforts to understand time and motion of celestial object on wrist. C

- Tellerium "Johannes Kepler" for CHF 66'000.-- - Astrolabium "Galileo Galilei" for CHF 55'000.-- - Planetarium "Copernicus" for CHF 51'500.-- .....and all the other models that they had in their range back in 1991/1992. Enjoy, cheers, HSTE

The Astrolabium was the first to be launched, in 1985, while the Planetarium came in 1988 and the Tellurium, in 1992. The first Astrolabium ( I can't remember who to credit for this photo. sorry ) : The first Planetarium: And the Tellurium, which as you c

"Dr. Ludwig Oechslin had previously built an astronomical wall clock ... this complex and highly intelligent timepiece gave me the idea to create Ulysse Nardin's Astrolabium Galileo Galilei... an achievement that immediately allowed UN to claim its rightf