San Marco Cloisonné

These Vessels series were great ones! Best, Nicolas

Cloisonne dials by donze …. all great imho but have special fondness for non naval themed in platinum…this from 2004

It is the other side of Ulysse Nardin, besides Innovation and Originality. I am not a fan of illustrations on enamel, but here, this is a delicious exception, I think. Best, Nicolas

I must confess a strong weakness for this Marine Theme from Ulysse Nardin. Three gorgeous dials, featuring some vessels. Let's start with the Santa Maria: Now, the HMS Caesar: And the San Marco Cloisonné Achille: There were some others, like the Vespuc

Baselworld 2010: Ulysse Nardin by Marcus Hanke Last year, Ulysse Nardin had presented the fascinating “Moonstruck” and the highly complex desk clock “Planet Earth”. According to the two-years-rule, major inhouse innovations are rel

Last year, Ulysse Nardin had presented the fascinating “Moonstruck” and the highly complex desk clock “Planet Earth”. According to the two-years-rule, major inhouse innovations are released every two years. So I did not expect something really new, aside

Last year, Ulysse Nardin had presented the fascinating “Moonstruck” and the highly complex desk clock “Planet Earth”. According to the two-years-rule, major inhouse innovations are released every two years. So I did not expect some

JLC Reverso Art d'eco JLC Reverso Eclipse JLC Reverso Platinum 2 Tourbillon JLC Doumetre Platinum GO Senator Sixties Square Chrono GO Meissen (handwound) UN San Marco Cloisonné series UN Freak UN Circus MR H.Moser & Cie Mayo Palladium Fumé d

Here it is, the San Marco with the cloisonn? enamel dial, showing the famous ship "Mayflower": Since Mich posted his innocent question to see that dial some two weeks ago, my search for a picture developed into a rather ambitious project: I want no less t

Dear readers: We all are aware of the rich tradition UN has in producing enamel dials, notably for the famous "San Marco" series. I think it is too pity that the overwhelming variety of these beauties is not generally accessible, nor documented in picture