Ulysse Nardin Royal Blue Tourbillon. Another dream piece.
41 mm platinum case. Christophe Claret was involved in the creation of the movement. And a superb creation playing with transparency, light, colors. Not a fan of Tourbillons, but here, this is a very notable exception. A dream watch, for me. Best, Nicolas...
Those hands!! Those hands!!
They are either incredibly cool or completely hideous. For the life of me, I can’t determine which one of those they are. NickO
Normally, I’m not this indecisive....
So I’ll get there on the hands. But either way, I really like the watch. It reminds me a little bit of the one I have incoming: Think Platinum + Blue Dial + Tourbillon. NickO
I’ll give you a clue: it’s made by my favorite independent brand
Guess that and you should get the watch as I’m 99% certain it’s the only blue-dialed platinum tourbillon they’ve ever made. NickO
Yes!!!!
And the watch? Another clue: as fate would have it, you used the name of the watch in your title to this post (and it’s not tourbillon). NickO
Ha, ha, ha, I already said not tourbillon 😀
C’mon Nico, this one shouldn’t stump you so badly 😀
LOL!! Has the mustache won? It’s not Ulysse.
Let me know if you want to give up... or keep on going 😀
It’s definitely another Dream Piece!!
Going back about a decade, the world’s lightest tourbillon carriage at 0.18 grams and the world’s only fast-beat tourbillon at 36,000 vph. Same movement used today in the De Bethune DB28T. Stock photo of the De Bethune Dream Watch 3. I look forward to sha...
I had not heard CC was involved with the movement design
An added specialty for this uber-special watch!
I have always found this watch to offer a unique charm.
I can't think of another that has the same vibe... I really love this watch.
extravert
The middle of the road of conservative and modern extravert. This sample: A Jeager Le coultre mixt with a Richard Mille. Padaa, this Ulysse Nardin.
