Eddie1
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Agree with your opinion, but in a crowded and competitive watch market...
...does not one have to evolve and innovate to attract new customers? Besides, I am sure Kering expects a return on its investment. So, I think it is inevitable that UN watches will depart from their more traditional styles over time, given what its competitors are doing. About the watch, is there a reason why the seconds hands is not marked with superluminova? I am not a diver, but I understand that it would be useful for divers to be mindful of their watches are still running when in depth (although there is much dive tech available these days than a diver's watch). Still, just curious. Side question, is Marcus Hanke still active in these forums?
A wristshot of the Ulysse Nardin Diver Chronograph Hammerhead
It is very funny because this watch gathers some details I don't like. But at the end, I find it spectacular! Do you spot the shark on the rubber strap link? Fx...
Tachymeter....
Hmm, Funny how the tachymeter doesn't allow to measure speeds of over 300km/h accurately. Don't they have Bugattis in Le Locle? Not too many years ago a 42 mm watch wasn't quite "cricket" - today if it isn't 42 mm, it's a boy's watch. So, in a couple of y...
Agree with your opinion, but in a crowded and competitive watch market...
...does not one have to evolve and innovate to attract new customers? Besides, I am sure Kering expects a return on its investment. So, I think it is inevitable that UN watches will depart from their more traditional styles over time, given what its compe...
Wow, this is like an explosion for your retina
But somehow it works. Quite the "understated piece" from UN But I totally get the appeal! It is visually spectacular