Tellurium Johannes Kepler

A dream, a fantasy. Best, Nicolas

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

After our Girard Perregaux Roll Call, let's now have one about Ulysse Nardin, the watches we have, the watches we had and those we are dreaming about... I had a strong relation with Ulysse Nardin for a bit more than 20 years, now. I was able to get some,

Just because this is the time of the year it is good to dream. Just because it is fascinating. One of the few Grails which is haunting me, after all this years... Best, Nicolas

The world time/GMT function is one of my fav watch complications because of how useful it is but also how artistic it can be too! Here are a couple of my fav world time/GMT watches. Hope you guys enjoy while in Lockdown!! Also, forgive the spelling :p Als

That is an absoluete amazing collection of pieces there. Probably, the world time/GMT function is one of my fav watch complications because of how useful it is but also how artistic it can be too! Here are a couple of my fav world time/GMT watches Ulysse

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

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

Incoming: Platinum Cloisonné enamel Tellurium by Ulysse Nardin - part of ‘The Trilogy of Time’ collection. Introduced in 1992 as the final piece in the Trilogy series designed by Ludwig Oechslin, this has long been on my radar and at last is now a treasur

With wristwatches I enjoy a very broad range of designs, from the traditional look of Urban Jürgensen to the adventurous shapes of Urwerk. As long as the design is coherent, almost anything could tempt me. I particularly like the lean and distinct (Bauhau