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Ulysse Nardin 175th Anniversary Chronograph, Mono Pusher.
One of the watches which was stolen to me and which I regret the most.
The LE had a solid case back, while the non LE had a display back showing the movement:
Credit: Garry G:
And the full set, now.
Nostalgia....
Best,
Nicolas
Ulysse Nardin 175th Anniversary Chronograph, Mono Pusher.
One of the watches which was stolen to me and which I regret the most. This one belongs to a good friend of mine. Not my stolen watch, to avoid any confusion. The LE had a solid case back, while the non LE had a display back showing the movement: Credit: ...
"open source" movement
I always liked the history of this movement: after designing it for Cartier, FP Journe, Vianney Halter and Denis Flageollet essentially gave up the rights to it, the concert similar to software open source. Would never happen today.
A classy watch ...
...from the good old days when UN was still making beautiful watches.
Yes,crazy-beautiful like the early Freaks or Sonatas.
These had a sensual artistic design which is much more my taste than the current technical cold design language of the brand (not even to speak of the "X" ....).
fp journe-tha group/journe at la joux perret-designed movement?
has the look of the cartier calibre mc o45 (also designed by tha and fp journe)
