Ulysse Nardin Sonata, a fresh picture.

Dec 19, 2018,00:39 AM
 

Lot of love for that watch. Which is one of the oldest in my collection, I mean in terms of ownership. 



I have a special feeling for some watches, and this one is part of them. 

Best,

Nicolas

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A special one indeed...

 
 By: KMII : December 19th, 2018-00:56
What’s your feeling about the new Sonata in steel?

That's a great one!!!

 
 By: manilx : December 19th, 2018-01:56
Merry Xmas Nicolas

Yep! ;) [nt]

 
 By: amanico : December 19th, 2018-07:27

Still the ultimate Sonata!

 
 By: JLCman : December 19th, 2018-04:53
The newer versions are a bit more conventional...

Love the hands...

 
 By: Moana43 : December 19th, 2018-05:42
And everything else about this watch! What a unique and very cool piece!

Still magnificent, all these years later.

 
 By: MichaelC : December 19th, 2018-06:19
Thanks for the new shot.

If I am not hijacking your Thread, I can related an old story. Years ago,I was at a UN dinner.....

 
 By: Ronald Held : December 19th, 2018-17:40
(the late) Rolf was wearing the first MIH prototype. He also showed us a Sonata movement and the dial/hands. When I talked to him about the softness of the alarm and the unappealing dial and hands, he politely suggested I buy something else.

That's our Rolf! ;) [nt]

 
 By: amanico : December 19th, 2018-22:54

It certainly was! (nt)

 
 By: Ronald Held : December 20th, 2018-13:21
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You mean the Cathedral?. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : December 20th, 2018-22:45

Yes [nt]

 
 By: Mitch K : December 21st, 2018-06:46

In this case louder is better

 
 By: Mitch K : December 22nd, 2018-10:14
The first iteration had a solid back and the chimes were too muffled. They used an "amplifier" to magnify the sound but it was not practical. The Cathedral is significantly better. It will waken me from sleep and will truly remind me of an appointment whe... 

My friend. First I still prefer the RG with gray dial.

 
 By: Mitch K : December 20th, 2018-21:53
So.....have you timed the duration of the alarm? Curious to know how long yours chimes for. ...  

1 minute 15 seconds! [nt]

 
 By: amanico : January 14th, 2019-03:55

+1! (nt)

 
 By: Ronald Held : January 15th, 2019-13:18
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