Ulysse Nardin

Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Bronze Steel Case, 2019.

By: amanico : May 3rd, 2019-00:13

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...

So torpedo boat sailors have to worry only when they are deeper than 50 meters under the sea level :-) [nt]

Ulysse Nardin Marine Torpilleur Bronze Steel Case, 2019.

Even if I understand why they don't use bronze at the back, still don't like the "two tone" look... [nt]

I get your point, Dirk. Thanks for commenting. [nt]

I tried this on recently.

44mm is big even more when it is a bronze case. In Steel it would look smaller, I guess. [nt]

It is indeed "very big"

Actually I tried the black version.

Interesting. I will try to test both of them in the real world. [nt]

True. You can get used to the size quite quickly. Same when I wear a 47 mm Panerai. [nt]

No Bronze watches for me, thanks. (nt)

The same for me. I don't like bronze as watch case material ...

Ha! I see! ;) [nt]

I can see it now...some watch somewhere - "bronze material from Napoleon's artillery cannon"...

... named "Waterloo"

With respect, you can keep the bronze cannon. (nt)

But with good aim...

Either Sure! or LOL. (nt)

I do get your point. At the beginning, I found bronze watches pretty cool. Now they are becoming " trendy ". [nt]

Thank you for posting

Yes. Steel case back. [nt]

I’m amazed by only 50m water resistance!

Yep, surprising... [nt]

So torpedo boat sailors have to worry only when they are deeper than 50 meters under the sea level :-) [nt]

Or farther than 50 meters from the beach. ;) [nt]