Ulysse Nardin

An old wrist shot of a watch which is dear to my heart. One of the strong pieces from my collection. Always a pleasure to wear it. Best, Nicolas

I lost the Monopusher, and I sold the Perpetual Calendar which was too close to the Sonata. Still have the three others AND added a superb vintage Chronograph. I dream of an astronomical watch as well as one or two others, in a more realistic range. One t

Because the Freak is not the only one to be cherished and adored. This one is the first generation, unveiled in 2003. Furiously modern despite its almost 20 years. Best, Nicolas

when I started my quarantine. It’ll probably take me that long to (1) understand how to do it (2) possibly get it right and (3) let the blister on my finger heal from using the tiny crown so much! All in all though . . it will be a labor of love!

Aaah, the Freak... Here we are facing an Horological UFO which was born in 2001, a real stroke of genius from Ulysse Nardin, a watch which was and still is unique in its kind. The original Freak on its way to meet the " S " Sister: Frankly speaking, I con

Black Moonstruck? Or Freak S? I leave the decision to you, my friends. Best, Nicolas

I wear it in rotation and still love the 3 dimension aspects of the dial. I originally bought it on a strap and later added the bracelet which is one of the nicest bracelets I've worn.

I am very excited to share my quick review for the Ulysse Nardin Freak X Bucherer Blue Edition. The Freak X is a modern interpretation of the traditional Ulysse Nardin Freak. For these not familiar with Bucherer it is one of the largest Swiss watch retail

Ulysse Nardin used to focus on making watches. Here is one called San Marco. A good representation of why I enjoy the older pieces from the brand.

Shame on me, I didn't see this one coming. I saw it in a window display and had to make some search to find what it was... The Torpedo Tourbillon was issued in a limited edition of 175 pieces to celebrate the 175 anniversary of the brand. It is a 42 mm ca