Eddie1
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I can see it now...some watch somewhere - "bronze material from Napoleon's artillery cannon"...
...albeit a 12-pdr.
Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Bronze Steel Case, 2019.
A watch I have to discover in the reality, but for the moment, here are two official pictures with some datas: It is a 44 mm steel bronze case, as you can see above, with a navy blue dial, housing the in house Cal 118, automatic. Screw in crown, but I wou...
It is indeed "very big"
I bought one of the earlier editions with the sand-blasted finished steel case, and I do find it somewhat big; the size is even more noticeable when I switch back to a 40mm marine watch. But, if I keep it on the wrist for a week or longer, I do get accust...
Actually I tried the black version.
Pic from UN website. The narrow bezel plays a trick on the eye and gives the illusion of a larger watch. M4 ...
The same for me. I don't like bronze as watch case material ...
give me an 18 pounder bronze cannon instead: Marcus ...
But with good aim...
... the bronze cannon can get me many bronze watches for free. Marcus
