amanico
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Some pictures of a lovely vintage Ulysse Nardin.
Here we are in the Fifties, I think. Or maybe late 40's.
35 mm case, manual winding movement, timeless dial. What more to ask for?
And, as we can see with some watches from that era, some traces of radium which has burnt the dial.
We are far from the Ulysse Nardin watches we see, nowadays!
Best,
Nicolas
Some pictures of a lovely vintage Ulysse Nardin.
Here we are in the Fifties, I think. Or maybe late 40's. 35 mm case, manual winding movement, timeless dial. What more to ask for? And, as we can see with some watches from that era, some traces of radium which has burnt the dial. We are far from the Ulys...
So much nicer than what the company has made since. Subtle and very pretty.
I wish the company did more like these...
Very charming
and when looking at the brand's design in these days... sigh... thanks for the lovely pics, Nico. cheers
It's beautiful
I believe the movement is a Peseux 333 SC and looks in great condition.
I only know because I have a 1958 UN with that movement . . . .
. . . but my watch is not as good as yours and is 34mm. It also radiates at a little more than 1µSv/hr, which means caution!
