Ulysse Nardin

Just got my watch back from having its timing adjusted. Had taken it twice to 2 different ADs, but both responded by saying that the accuracy of the watch was within tolerance. So, had a local watchmaker check it out and he agreed it was gaining too quick

A quick wrist shot taken in my beloved Volvo P 1800 some months ago... The encounter of 2 universes: The magic of a watch, the charm and the soul of an old car. Unbeatable. Best, Nicolas

A rather special watch which always impressed me and made me laugh. Automatons at their best? A good reminder that these conversation pieces were a speciality some / many decades ago. Enjoy. Nicolas

Wonderful day to highlight the blue and its reflections.

This was my top five: The Perpetual GMT has been sold in 2009, and my Chrono Mono Pusher has sadly gone in 2011. But I still have the three others, which I consider as keepers, especially the Freak and the Sonata, and a fourth one, my Vintage Chrono from

Have always admired freak with its genuinely genius design that even to this day there’s no other carrousel that is executed finer! (or plz do correct me if i m missing something) With it’s 20yrs anniversary in the horizon, so looking forward to seeing wh

A pure marvel and pleasure, this Chronograph. 38 mm case, which wears larger. A dial to die for, a superb bezel. And a good old Valjoux 22. According to Ulysse Nardin, from 942. Best, Nicolas

Today, I dug out my camera which I bought last year, but haven't really used much because it turned out that it wasn't as easy as I thought it might be compared to using my iPhone. Anyway, I've been trying to get some better pictures this afternoon using

That is the question. The Cruiser Phantom, introduced this year ( ? ) : A redesigned Freak, with a 45 mm case, new bezel and dial. Or the Blue Phantom, which is an evolution of the first Freaks, 44, 5 mm case. Why " Phantom "? Because of the way the hour

Have a wonderful Friday. M4